why the lucky stiff [mailto:ruby-talk@whytheluckystiff.net] announced:
the latest: >
yaml is a text format for storing objects
in a human-readable fashion. [http://www.yaml.org/]
[snip]
very cool, why?? (cool name too, 
Iām reading the getting started and the cookbook. The samples show creations
from ruby to yaml (but not the other way around). I would like to load/read
yaml specs to my ruby. Where can I find it?
do you have pdf doc? Iād like to print the whole doc 
Many thanks -botp
Iām reading the getting started and the cookbook. The samples show creations
from ruby to yaml (but not the other way around). I would like to load/read
yaml specs to my ruby. Where can I find it?
do you have pdf doc? Iād like to print the whole doc 
In the āReferenceā section of http://yaml4r.sf.net/doc/, you should check out
the YAML::load, YAML::load_documents, and YAML::load_stream methods. They are
the primary functions for loading YAML. Iām still writing the āGetting Startedā
section that pertains to them.
I donāt have PDF docs at the moment, but Iāll take a look at making that happen.
Perhaps I should have a printable HTML version as well.
Many thanks -botp
Yeah, thanks for checkin it out.
_why
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āPe?a, Botpā (botp@delmonte-phil.com) wrote: