From: John Johnson <johnatl@...>
Date: 2006-06-22T11:30:28+09:00
Subject: Re: YAMLT ?

I would think you could use marshaling to accomplish this. Just write 
your own dumper/loader class:

# Create a sample YAML file.
require 'yaml'
tree = { :name => 'ruby',
	:uses => [ 'scripting', 'web', 'testing', 'etc' ] }
File.open("tree.yaml", "w") {|f| YAML.dump(tree, f)}

# A transformer.
require 'nezbit'
require 'yaml'
tree = YAML.load_file("tree.yaml")
File.open("tree.nzb", "w") { |f| Nezbit.dump(tree, f)}

# And finally, a routine to use the transformed data.
require 'nezbit'
tree = Nezbit.load_file("tree.nzb")

Regards,
   JJ


On 17-Jun-2006, at 08:51, Victor 'Zverok' Shepelev wrote:

> Hi all.
>
> A short question.
>
> XML has XSLT (which is XML itself)
> JSON has less-known JSONT (http://goessner.net/articles/jsont/), which 
> also
> is JSON itself.
>
> What about YAMLT? Is it exists? Can it be useful? How can it look?
>
> More practically: is it worse trying to write YAMLT implementation in 
> Ruby?
>
> V.
>
>

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