example.nbtm

compound:"rootTag"={
	string:"stringTag"="compound tags use {} as delimiters";
	string:"stringTag2"="list tags use []";
	list:"aListTag"=[
		string:"inside lists, tags do not have a name";
		string:"just a payload";
		string:"they have to be the same type too";
	]
	compound:"compoundTag"={
		string:"info0"="compound tags can hold different types, e.g.";
		double:"pi"=3.14159265359;
		float:"e"=2.7182818;
		long:"2^32"=4 294 967 296;
		string:"info1"="you can't use commas to separate numbers, but you can use spaces";
		string:"info2"="The program strips out all non-quoted whitespace, so you can do this if you /really/ want to";
		d
		o
		u
		b
		l
		e
		:
		"double2"
		=
		3
		2
		1
		;
		string:"info3"="though I don't see why you'd want to";
		string:"info4"="Arrays are easy too";
		intarr:"anIntArray"=1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9;
	}
	string:"moreinfo"="Try loading this file into cli-nbt - use \"java -jar cli-nbt.jar -m example.nbtm\"";
	string:"\\"="Backslash is the literal character. It forces the next character to be interpreted literally.";
}