I'm trying to write a stupid simple config for my own use.Like in ocaml's view, array is number indexed hash. And like lisp, is comma free. Quotes are used only if necessary. 

(ignore (
    (0 ((0 k320w)
        (1 wireless))
    )
    (1 ((0 k330w)
        (1 wireless))
    )
    (2 acer)
    )
)

(config(
    (61 '61 key.kbd')
    (78 '78 key.kbd')
    (mouse mouse.kbd)
    (pad pad.kbd)
)
)

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to 
'ignore' => [
            [
             'k320w',
             'wireless'
            ],
            [
            'k330w',
            'wireless'
            ],
            [
            'acer'
            ]
],
'config' => {
             '61' => '61 key.kbd',
             '78' => '78 key.kbd',
             'mouse' => 'mouse.kbd',
             'pad' => 'pad.kbd'
              },

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It's must be solved in a recursion. Hope it interest some monks

In reply to parse lisp style config by vincentaxhe

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