Please read How do I post a question effectively? when you update your post, and post in the future. As it sits now, your post is illegible.

Here's what it should have looked like: 

{ 'HARDWARE' =>
  [ 'PhaseImages' => true, 'RoFOV' => '230.0000000000000000', ] }

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... so far I get this : ... 
{
    'name' => '"HARDWARE"' 'element' => [
        { 'bool' => '"true"', 'name' => '"PhaseImages"' },
        {
            'float'     => '230.0000000000000000',
            'name'      => '"RoFOV"',
            'precision' => '16'
        }
    ]
}

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Do us all a favour and PREVIEW your posts before you click on the create button. If it's a mess when you preview it, we're a lot less likely to help out. (I previewed this four times before I thought it was OK -- and I've been here for a while.)

Alex / talexb / Toronto

"Groklaw is the open-source mentality applied to legal research" ~ Linus Torvalds

In reply to Re: results simplification of regexp::grammars by talexb
in thread results simplification of regexp::grammars by fanatasma

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