Re: Yaml 1.2 example 8.3 - Incorrect indentation?

I think the indentation is fine. It works in libyaml. Your indentation is
another way to do the same thing.

As I understand it, every literal has an indentation level that is either
explicit or implicit. In this example the indentation level is 2. Lines that
contain only whitespace, and less than or equal to the current indentation
level, are simply parsed as a newline.

This example is also equivalent:

|2↓
↓
↓
··literal↓
···↓
↓
··text↓
↓
·#·Comment↓

Cheers, Ingy

2009/11/22 Burt Harris <[email protected]>

> I think example 8.8 may be incorrect.  The line breaks aren't clear, but as
> I currently read it:
>
>  |↓
>  ·↓
>  ··↓
>  ··literal↓
>  ···↓
>  ··↓
>  ··text↓
>  ↓
>  ·#·Comment↓
>
> Should the second line have two spaces of indentation? Like this:
>
>  |↓
>  ··↓
>  ··↓
>  ··literal↓
>  ···↓
>  ··↓
>  ··text↓
>  ↓
>  ·#·Comment↓
>
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