Re: Progress of YAML2

YAML2 still isn't well-defined, so any implementation would be "subject to
change". That doesn't mean it wouldn't be useful to have such an
implementation to play around with :-) but if you want to be "safe" you
should stick with 1.2.

Oren Ben-Kiki.


On Mon, Nov 5, 2012 at 10:51 AM, Daniel Fath <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi, Daniel here,
> I've been following this mailing list for quite some time, I'm currently
> toying with a YAML parser for Fantom (a rather obscure language), and I'm
> wondering how far is YAML2 specification? Should I try to make such a
> parser if YAML2 is coming soon? From what I've seen YAML2 seems, at least
> in theory, superior to current specs. What would be the best course of
> action? Make a 1.2 parser and then add 2.0 features?
>
> Truly curious,
> Daniel Fath
>
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