Hello list,
I need to be able to edit small files representing simple objects. The values can be considered as strings.
Obviously, I managed using an XML to read it with the XML parser. I was wondering if there was a more direct way to unmarshall an object from XML or some kind of property list file? DBM seems opaque (not editable by hand). CSV lacks the key-value type of information. XML using the parser is too general.
Thanks,
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Alexander Lamb
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Oups, of course Yaml! (I knew I had to read past page 400 in the excellent "programming Ruby" book).
You see, Ruby is SO EASY getting started with that you forget there are things to read first:-) (I come from the Objective-C / NeXT world).
Thanks,
Alex
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Alexander Lamb
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On Oct 19, 2005, at 9:00 AM, Jacob Quinn Shenker wrote:
Yaml?
On 10/18/05, Alexander Lamb <Alexander.J.Lamb@sim.hcuge.ch> wrote:
Hello list,
I need to be able to edit small files representing simple objects.
The values can be considered as strings.
Obviously, I managed using an XML to read it with the XML parser. I
was wondering if there was a more direct way to unmarshall an object
from XML or some kind of property list file? DBM seems opaque (not
editable by hand). CSV lacks the key-value type of information. XML
using the parser is too general.
Thanks,
--
Alexander Lamb
Service d'Informatique Médicale
Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève
Alexander.J.Lamb@sim.hcuge.ch
+41 22 372 88 62
+41 79 420 79 73