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+.ds CP 2003-2004
+.ds TC \'tconfpy\'
+.TH TCONFPY 3 "TundraWare Inc."
+
+.SH NAME tconfpy.py
+ Configuration File Support For Python Applications
+
+.SH SYNOPSIS
+
+It is common to provide an external "configuration file" when writing
+sophisticated applications.  This gives the end-user the ability to
+easily change program options by editing that file.
+
+\*(TC is a Python module for parsing such configuration files. \*(TC
+understands and parses a configuration "language" which has a rich set
+of string-substitution, variable name, conditional, and validation
+features.
+
+By using \*(TC, you unburden your program from the major responsibility
+of configuration file parsing and validation, while providing your
+users a rich set of configuration features.
+
+
+.SH INSTALLATION
+
+
+.SH PROGRAMMING USING THE \*(TC API
+
+\*(TC is a Python module and thus available for use by any Python
+program.  This section discusses how to invoke the \*(TC parser, the
+options available when doing so, and what the parser returns to
+the calling program.
+
+.SS API OVERVIEW
+
+.nf
+    
+.B ParseConfig(cfgfile, InitialSymTbl={}, Debug=False, LiteralVars=False)
+
+where:
+
+.B cfgfile
+    The the name of a file containing configuration information
+.B InitialSymTbl
+    A pre-populated symbol table.  Defaults to an empty symbol table.  As
+    described below, this must contain valid \'VarDescriptor\' entries
+    for each symbol in the table.
+.B Debug
+    Defaults to False.  If set to True, \*(TC will provide detailed
+    debugging information about each line processed when it returns.
+.B LiteralVars
+    Defaults to False.  If set to True this option Enables variable 
+    substitutions within \'.literal\' blocks of a configuration file.
+    See the section in the language reference below on \'.literal\'
+    usage for details.
+
+
+.SS PARSING A CONFIGURATION FILE
+
+.SS PASSING AN INITIAL SYMBOL TABLE
+
+.SS THE \'Debug\' OPTION
+
+.SS THE \'LiteralVars\' OPTION
+
+.SS WHAT \*(TC RETURNS
+
+
+
+.SH CONFIGURATION LANGUAGE REFERENCE
+
+
+\*(TC recognizes a full-featured configuration language that includes
+variable creation and value assignment, a full preprocessor with
+conditionals, type and value enforcement, and lexical namespaces.
+This section of the document describes that language and provides
+examples of how each feature can be used.
+
+.SS GENERAL RULES FOR THE \*(TC CONFIGURATION LANGUAGE
+
+.SS VARIABLES AND VARIABLE REFERENCES
+
+.SS PREDEFINED VARIABLES
+
+.SS THE \'.include\' DIRECTIVE
+
+.SS CONDITIONAL DIRECTIVES
+
+.SS \'.literal\. - USING \*(TC AS A PREPROCESSOR FOR OTHER LANGUAGES
+
+.SS TYPE AND VALUE ENFORCEMENT
+
+.SS LEXICAL NAMESPACES
+
+.SH ADVANCED TOPICS
+
+.SS GUARANTEEING A CORRECT BASE CONFIGURATION
+
+.SS ENFORCING MANDATORY CONFIGURATIONS
+
+
+.SH OTHER
+
+\*(TC requires Python 2.3 or later.
+
+.SH BUGS AND MISFEATURES
+None known as of this release.
+
+.SH COPYRIGHT AND LICENSING
+\*(TC is Copyright(c) \*(CP TundraWare Inc.  For terms of use, see
+the tconfpy-license.txt file in the program distribution.  If you
+install \*(TC  on a FreeBSD system using the 'ports' mechanism, you
+will also find this file in /usr/local/share/doc/py-tconfpy.
+
+.SH AUTHOR
+.nf
+Tim Daneliuk
+tconfpy@tundraware.com
+