AtomicGameEngine/Source/ThirdParty/TurboBadger/tests/test_tb_parser.tb.txt

# Test file for the text node system and its parser
# Everything is a tree of nodes with a name and value.
# The values may be strings, numbers or arrays.

# If there is no colon, the entire line will be treated as a value and no quotes is needed around strings.
# Any quotes will be part of the string.
strings
	string1 A string
	string2 "A string"
	string3 'A string'
	string4 "'A string'"
	string5 Foo\nBar

# If there is a colon (compact mode), there must be quotes around strings.
# First comes the value (optional)
# Then comes other child nodes (separated by comma)
strings_compact
	string1: this should fail
	string2: "A string"
	string3: 'A string'
	string4: "'A string'"
	string5: '"A string"'
	string6: "\"A string\""
	string7: "\\"
	string8: "\""
	string9: "\\\\\\\\"
	string10: "\\\\\""
	string11: "\"\"\'\'"
	string12: @language_string_token
	string13: #ffdd00

numbers
	integer1 42
	float1 1.1
	# The following lines should have extra trailing white space
	integer2 42 
	float2 1.1 

numbers_compact
	integer1: -10
	integer2: -10, something_else: "foo"
	float1: 1.0
	float2: -1.0
	float3: -.2
	float4: -.2, something_else: "foo"
	# The following lines should have extra trailing white space after the numbers
	float5: 1.1 
	float6: 1.1 , something_else: "foo" 

numbers_with_unit
	number1 10px
	number2 -10px
	number3: 10px
	number4: -10px
	number5: -2.1px
	number6: -.1px, something_else: "foo"
	# The following line should have extra trailing white space
	number7: 1px 

compact_with_children
	string: "A string", child1: "Child 1", child2: "Child 2"
	integer: -10, child1: 1, child2: 2
	float: 1.0, child1: 1.0, child2: 2.0

compact_no_value: string: "A string", int: 42, float: 3.14
	subgroup: string1: "A string, with \"comma\"", string2: "'Another string'"
		string3: "And another string"

arrays
	numbers 1 2 .5 1.0E-8 1000000000
	dimensions 1px 2px 
# Not supported yet
#	strings: "Foo" "'Foo'" 'Foo' '"Foo"' "Foo 'bar'"
#	mixed: "foo" 2 "bar" 4.0

# Strings can span over multiple lines by ending with a \
strings_multiline
	string1: "Line 1\nLine 2\nLine 3"
	string2:	"a" \
				"b" \
				"c"
	string3:	'A' \
				'B'
	string4:	'Line 1\n' \
				'Line 2\n'\
				'Line 3\n'
	subgroup: first: "Foo", second:	"A" \
									"B"
	string5: "The last string"

comments_and_space
	# Testing indented comments
	one 1

	# There was a empty line before this line
	two 2

	# There was some dangling space before this line
	three 3

include_file
	file1
		@file test_tb_parser_included.tb.txt
	file2
		@file: "test_tb_parser_included.tb.txt"

# Include a file with some definitions referenced below, as an example
# of how to use f.ex a style file.
@file test_tb_parser_definitions.tb.txt

include_branch
	# include the branch styles>Pretty that was included above.
	test1
		@include styles>Chocolate
	test2: @include: "styles>Vanilla"
	# It's also possible to include from named node trees, using "@treename>noderequest"

conditions
	@if 1
		value 42
	@else
		value 43
	# It's also possible to check condition from named node trees, using "@if @treename>noderequest"