On Thu, 31 Jan 2002, Paul Davis wrote:
> >> Ah, but it's not "another small language", it's the same language that
> >> X11 and java resource files use, with two extensions that are well
> >> chosen:
> >> 1) a compound node syntax so that you don't need to type the
> >> entire a.b.c.d.etc... path name for each resource.
> >> 2) an array node syntax that generates the 0, 1, 2, ... leaf names
> >> for you.
> >>
> >> At least, that's my reading.
>
> well, i would say that adding (1) and (2) are not "minor" extensions.
>
> in addition, i've already reported a bug in the config parsing whereby
> if something could be a string or an integer, and the string contains
> an integer value, it assumes the item was an integer.
It depends on the code which uses a configuration node what information it
expects. It's not a problem to request an ascii representation of value if
it's useable.
Jaroslav
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