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YAML 1.2 Rules [154] and [155] n/a #14

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@LLyaudet

Hi,

In rules [154] and [155] What is "a" in "n/a" ?
Is it a typo ? Or else can you add an explanation, please ?

Best regards,
Laurent Lyaudet

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  1. orenbenkiki commented on Apr 2, 2016

    @orenbenkiki
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    "n/a" means "Not Applicable".

  2. LLyaudet commented on Apr 5, 2016

    @LLyaudet
    Author

    Hi,

    Thanks for the answer. It is quite unfortunate that the place where there is 'n/a' is exactly the place that would contain 'n' in other rules.

    Best regards,
    Laurent Lyaudet

  3. mlaily commented on Nov 6, 2016

    @mlaily

    Hello, I just came across this thread after managing to find out what this "n/a" meant on my own.

    I had to spend a few hours reading the haskell reference implementation to do so... (I'm not familiar with haskell)

    Clarifying this point in the spec would be greatly appreciated!

    (By the way, thanks a lot for the haskell reference implementation, it's fantastic. Almost magical to me at the moment :) )

  4. ingydotnet commented on Aug 15, 2021

    @ingydotnet
    Member

    Fixed in 165fee1

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