Fair enough!
The resulting function is going into a code example that I’m trying to make
as readable as possible.
I find the readability of this approach less distracting and less motivated
than, say, this.
hierarchy_from_json({
"rig": {
"implementation": {},
"geometry": {},
"skeleton": {},
"interface": {
"controls": {},
"preview": {},
}
}
})
And YAML would require either my tiny example to include it, or for the
user to install it.
Apart from that, and the reason I’m here, was that I was interested in
seeing how others would approach a string processing challenge of this
stature. I expected to find it inspiring and spark ideas with others and
myself.
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