Update to v0.4.0 of the TOML spec and add validation #9
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This updates the parser to use the v0.4.0 TOML spec. It also makes sure that everything runs through the TOML validation suite (but with an error on double table keys). String output of the TOML data is now also part of the library, however this is still early in it's implementation and probably has bugs.
This was referenced May 1, 2018
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Hi @PMunch , thanks a lot for the PR! I completely lost interest both in Nim and TOML, so I am going to accept your PR without further reviews. Thanks again! |
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Sad to hear you lost interest in Nim, seems you've switched more over to Julia judging by your GitHub activity. It's come a long way since 0.10.2 so you might want to give it another go :) |
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This updates the parser to use the v0.4.0 TOML spec. It also makes sure that everything runs through the TOML validation suite (but with an error on double table keys). String output of the TOML data is now also
part of the library, however this is still early in it's implementation and probably has bugs (some known ones are around string output).