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None of the examples show quoting via ticks, that seems to be a pretty obscure feature.
by Thorrez 7y ago
None of the examples show quoting via ticks, that seems to be a pretty obscure feature.
- nikolay 7y agoActually, at least one does and for the wrong reason (an attribute named True, for example, needs to be quoted): { -- Unlike YAML, Dhall does not accept YES|NO|ON|OFF validDhallBools = [ True, False ] , someNumbers = [ 1 , -- Dhall is not indentation-sensitive 2, 3 ] -- Field names that conflict with reserved identifiers must be quoted , `True` = True , version = "9.3" {- Strings must be quoted All Dhall literals have unambiguous types -} }
- Thorrez 7y agoThanks, I'm surprised I missed that!