Re: [Yaml-core] Initial issues/questions

[Chris R. <cro...@di...>]

On Sep 1, 2006, at 12:51 PM, Chris Ross wrote:
>    I think the object I want to store in memory is always going to
> be a single document/stream.  (I'm also not 100% sure what
> the difference between those two are, but I think it doesn't matter
> for me right now.)  So, the "object" (be it called "document" or
> "stream"):  Does it ever have more than one node in it?

   I could still use any feedback anyone has on my original
questions, but I think I figured this one out.  It looks like if
the first "node" in the document must be the only node in
the document.  If I put multiple nodes (multiple scalars
that can't be scanned as a single scalar) it gives me an
error about expecting to find a "document start".  If I put
in the "---", it then parses the stream successfully as
two documents.

   So, I now see that a document seems to always be a
single "object", tho that "object" can be a sequence
or mapping.

                                          - Chris