From: Jamis Buck <jgb3@...>
Date: 2004-08-20T12:09:37+09:00
Subject: YAML and line numbers

Didn't see this discussed in the archives...if I just missed it, I would 
appreciate a pointer to the discussion.

Is it possible (or would it be difficult to add a way) to discover the 
line number on which a value in a YAML document was defined? I'm 
thinking of Copland, which uses YAML configuration files; it would be 
nice to say to a user: "oops, you specified a service that doesn't exist 
*at this line number in this configuration file*". It would make it a 
lot easier to debug Copland-based apps, anyway.

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Jamis Buck
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