Is there an equivalent to the javadoc command for ini files? [closed]

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I have a long ini file, splitted into section. In each section, there are a bunch of parameters, most of them being optionnal.

What I want is a way to extract, either from the ini file or from the code used to parse it, a list of parameters, their possible values, their usage, and the expected data type.

Does it exist, such a tool?

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As I couldn't find any tool for that, i decided to create mine.

So, you can follow this link to a tool that will hapily consume your .ini file. It's a groovy script (requiring as a consequence the Groovy interpreter on your machine) that is quite self documented.

Documentation format is as follows :

## @brief Description
## @type data type
## @mandatory
## @optionnal
## @deprecated
## @default
FieldName = value

Notice for now it's targetted at producing french output.