John MacFarlane
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Pandoc parsed YAML with the yaml package, which depends on the C library libyaml. It now uses yamlet, a pure Haskell YAML 1.2 parser. Values still go through the existing aeson instances. Behavior changes: - YAML errors show the file, the line and the column, with the offending line. In metadata blocks the line is the line in the document. - `yes`, `no`, `on`, `off`, `y` and `n` are strings, not booleans, as in YAML 1.2. This restores the behavior before the switch from HsYAML. - Duplicate keys in a mapping are an error. They were a warning. - .5, .inf and .nan are numbers. Text.Pandoc.Translations: readTranslations takes the path of the file, for error messages [API change].
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% pandoc -f markdown -t native -s
---
foo: 42
...
^D
Pandoc
Meta
{ unMeta = fromList [ ( "foo" , MetaInlines [ Str "42" ] ) ]
}
[]
% pandoc -f markdown -t native -s
---
foo: true
...
^D
Pandoc
Meta { unMeta = fromList [ ( "foo" , MetaBool True ) ] } []
% pandoc -f markdown -t native -s
---
foo: True
...
^D
Pandoc
Meta { unMeta = fromList [ ( "foo" , MetaBool True ) ] } []
% pandoc -f markdown -t native -s
---
foo: FALSE
...
^D
Pandoc
Meta { unMeta = fromList [ ( "foo" , MetaBool False ) ] }
[]
% pandoc -f markdown -t native -s
---
foo: no
...
^D
Pandoc
Meta
{ unMeta = fromList [ ( "foo" , MetaInlines [ Str "no" ] ) ]
}
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