From: Rolf V. <rol...@he...> - 2002-05-23 07:13:33
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Oren Ben-Kiki wrote: > For a simple string that is not part of a map or a list, > you can also allow ': '... > > like tis: confusing: isn't it? No, by not allowing this and reserving it for keyed_in_series. > I'd rather be more restrictive up front. We can always relax it later. I'm talking of being unnecessarily restrictive. > Or, using today's mechanism, make the '#' character > invalid in simple values. Even worse. Ok, I'm dutch but not stupid (at least all the time). This is a *serious* proposal. The rationale behind it is that the user wants to write text in a YAML file without being hindered with special characters that are not relevant to that context and that with some added inteligence the parser can treat as normal characters. Regards. Rolf. |