Thanks.
I saw that #(tire ) is interpreted as true so I will check and improve that.
tef
On Apr 24, 2012, at 3:18 PM, Göran Krampe wrote:
> Ok, I spent some time adding support for literal arrays to Tirade.
> It probably has bugs and I haven't written tests for them but it does parse
> this correctly:
>
>
> (TiradeParser parse: 'keyword: #(1 -2 3.4 -4.5 ''asd'' (2 nil true false 3)
> #jupp jupp jupp:tup: #''ju li'' jup:tu 2).') last value first
>
> ...produces this:
>
> #(1 -2 3.4 -4.5 'asd' #(2 nil true false 3) #jupp #jupp #jupp:tup: #'ju li'
> #'jup:tu' 2)
>
> So it handles integers, floats, nil, true, false, nested literal arrays and
> symbols. In fact it does handle some more than a true literal array does
> since Tirade supports { bla . bla } arrays also (but only of literals) and
> also treats key -> value as a literal syntax.
>
> Thus for example these work too:
>
> (TiradeParser parse: 'keyword: #(1->2 3->#ad).') last value first
>
> (TiradeParser parse: 'keyword: #({2 . 4}).') last value first
>
>
> regards, Göran
