A command line tool that can be used to syntax check configuration files. Not an extensive top to bottom configuration checker, just a tool for verifying syntax in a single file.
Do all %if have a corresponding %endif, are all parenthesis balanced, are all line endings proper windows CR-LF (just ran into this issue with a file in Unix line endings), list all unknown variables (allow extending the known variables so we can add in-house variables to the check). Are there any invisible unicode characters, etc...
Currently the only way to do this is open a file with the configuration. Being able to quickly check syntax would be a huge timesaver (many text editors can do this internally and show the output from a CLI tool).
Getting Bentley's Configuration Explorer to work with in a ProjectWise Dynamic Managed WorkSpace environment. Now that would be the bee's knees.
This something that the Configuration Explorer should be checking as well.
I currently use a text editor with Syntax Highlighting to check for the conditional begin/end of statements.