On 16-06-30 06:53 PM, Hisham wrote:
On 1 July 2016 at 07:34, Martin <eden_martin_fuhrspam@gmx.de> wrote:
In lua key-value pair in table may be defined as
"[" <expr> "]" "=" <expr>
How you this is correctly to handle cases like "[[[\]]] = [[\\]]"
(mapping backspace to quoted version)? For me it looks like syntax flaw.
You can avoid this by adding a space:
t = { [ [[\]] ] = [[\\]] }
Surely, when writing by hand. By I'm writing serializer. In recursive
function serialize(node) key-vals serialization is like
io.write("[", serialize(key), "]", " = ", serialize(value), ",", "\n")
Of course I may change "[" to "[ " but spaces will be added for all
indexed keys and result will be really ugly. So I had to change code and
pass additional silly flag "guy, you're inside indexed key. If your data
first char is '[', write space before writing it".
