Dave Ostroske
Dave Ostroske
It should be noted that both the actual result and the expected result in @yyny's example are wrong. Per the standard, opening triple quotes at the end of a line...
@taehyounpark That's definitely a bug in your parser, because `@` isn't a valid bare key in TOML v1.0.0. The same applies to `a@`. You'll want to find the project for...
> @eksortso I believe that’s precisely what has been done here. :) Whoops, I was in the wrong project. My bad, sorry! :)
I'm afraid that this `toml` library is no longer being maintained. But I think I can suggest a replacement. Have you tried the `tomli` library instead? It works a little...
Which version of the `toml` library are you using? I have CPython 3.9.4 and toml 0.10.2, and your TOML example loads without errors on my system. ``` >>> s=r'''# Start...
Here's some context to put this in perspective. Version 0.5.0 of the TOML specification forbids arrays with mixed types, that is true. But, that requirement was dropped beginning with v1.0.0-rc.1....
Good catch. Then heterogeneous array support will be needed.
Since the data types that `tomli` and `tomllib` apply are simple enough, you could feed the resulting configuration dict into a function that swaps out the dicts with your custom...
What is 1.0.2 the version number of? This library has reached 0.10.2, and it follows the spec's version 0.5.0, though it has some changes in place to conform with the...
At this point, an rc1 release candidate for TOML is out, but v1.0.0 proper is not yet released. This library could move to attain full compliance with v1.0.0rc1 early on,...