=head1 NAME

Config::Reader - Very simple config reader

=head1 SYNOPSIS

	use Config::Reader
	Config::Reader::rconf($file);
	my $conf = \%Config::Reader::readConf;
	

=head1 DESCRIPTION

C<readConf> Parses a simple configuration files and store its data in the C<%Config::Reader::readConf> hash
	
	#This is a comment.
	Variabale=Value
	Variable2=Value2
	Variable3=Value3

Then, to get the "Variable3" value
	
	print $Config::Reader::readConf{Variable3};

or
	
	print $conf->{Variable3}

=head1 AUTHOR

qorg11 <qorg@vxempire.xyz>

=head1 LICENSE

Public Domain

