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Re^2: how do i parse a yaml set with perl ( can't )

by jellisii2 (Hermit)
on Feb 06, 2014 at 13:58 UTC ( [id://1073708]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: how do i parse a yaml set with perl ( can't )
in thread how do i parse a yaml set with perl

Could you elucidate on what you did after no strict 'refs' for educational purposes? I preach YAML quite a bit, and while I've heard of problems like what david2008 is having, I've never run up on them because I use the same lib to dump output as I do to process input.

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Re^3: how do i parse a yaml set with perl ( roundtrip)
by Anonymous Monk on Feb 09, 2014 at 01:23 UTC

    See YAML::Any, its just old-api way (inspired by Data::Dumper) of specifying formatting options ...

    some never worked, I doubt any of the options works anymore

    its a copy paste from 2009 when ysh disappeared from YAML, and I was seeing what I can see about YAML

    Actually its from 2011 when I took another look at YAML to see if I can roundtrip yaml without changing format; I even went to IRC to ask ingy about it and the answer was no

    Human writable/readable serialization format, great idea
    Uh oh, full spec is so full, its full of full
    Oh boy :) Java is the only language that fully supports the full spec
    Poor humans :) None or very weak editor support
    Damn computers :) No round tripping (what goes out looks nothing like what goes in)
    Awww :) No customizable beautifier ( no Perl::Tidy )

    So great idea, fantastic even, gets upgraded, support never that great, humans not that interested , humans choose JSON, JSON wins

    Maybe when YAML tools improve ten fold, brave folks will look at YAML again, but most will still stick with JSON :)

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