Megatest

	       (configf:section-rx ( x section-name ) (begin
							;; call post-section-procs
							(for-each 
							 (lambda (dat)
							   (let ((patt (car dat))
								 (proc (cdr dat)))
							     (if (string-match patt curr-section-name)
								 (proc curr-section-name section-name res path))))
							 post-section-procs)
							(loop (configf:read-line inp res allow-system settings)
							      ;; if we have the sections list then force all settings into "" and delete it later?
							      (if (or (not sections) 
								      (member section-name sections))
								  section-name "") ;; stick everything into ""
							      #f #f)))

;; pathenvvar will set the named var to the path of the config
(define (find-and-read-config fname #!key (environ-patt #f)(given-toppath #f)(pathenvvar #f))
  (let* ((curr-dir   (current-directory))
         (configinfo (find-config fname toppath: given-toppath))
	 (toppath    (car configinfo))
	 (configfile (cadr configinfo))
	 (set-fields (lambda (curr-section next-section ht path)
		       (let ((field-names (if ht (keys:config-get-fields ht) '()))
			     (target      (or (getenv "MT_TARGET")(args:get-arg "-reqtarg")(args:get-arg "-target"))))
			 (debug:print-info 9 "set-fields with field-names=" field-names " target=" target " curr-section=" curr-section " next-section=" next-section " path=" path " ht=" ht)
			 (if (not (null? field-names))(keys:target-set-args field-names target #f))))))
    (if toppath (change-directory toppath)) 
    (if (and toppath pathenvvar)(setenv pathenvvar toppath))
    (let ((configdat  (if configfile 
			  (read-config configfile #f #t environ-patt: environ-patt post-section-procs: (list (cons "^fields$" set-fields)) #f))))
      (if toppath (change-directory curr-dir))
      (list configdat toppath configfile fname))))

(define (config-lookup cfgdat section var)
  (if (hash-table? cfgdat)
      (let ((sectdat (hash-table-ref/default cfgdat section '())))
	(if (null? sectdat)

;; This invalidates using "/" in item names. Every key will be
;; available via args:get-arg as :keyfield. Since this only needs to
;; be called once let's use it to set the environment vars
;;
;; The setting of :keyfield in args should be turned off ASAP
;;
(define (keys:target-set-args keys target ht)
  (if target
      (let ((vals (string-split target "/")))
	(if (eq? (length vals)(length keys))
	    (for-each (lambda (key val)
			(setenv key val)
			(if ht (hash-table-set! ht (conc ":" key) val)))
		      keys
		      vals)
	    (debug:print 0 "ERROR: wrong number of values in " target ", should match " keys))
	vals)
      (debug:print 4 "ERROR: keys:target-set-args called with no target.")))

;; given the keys (a list of vectors <key field> or a list of keys) and a target return a keyval list
;; keyval list ( (key1 val1) (key2 val2) ...)
(define (keys:target->keyval keys target)
  (let* ((targlist (string-split target "/"))
	 (numkeys  (length keys))
	 (numtarg  (length targlist))