Eric Shulman said the following on 10/31/2013 02:58 PM:
Slices can be defined using "Name: value" or "|Name|Value|" syntax.
When using the first sytnax, any whitespace (including a newline) that
occurs between the ":" and the start of the value is ignored. The end
of the value is determined by the next newline character. Thus, you can
write either:
Name: value
or
Name:
value
When using the 2nd method, the value occurs in between the two "|",
excluding leading/trailing whitespace. Both format are limited to
single-line values.
When I said 'by itself' I meant 'nothing else on the line'.
So if there is a line
stuffstuffstuff,Name:Value,morestuffmorestuff
is the sfuff and morestuff ignored or do we have a
name = stuffstuffstuff,Name
value = Value,morestuffmorestuff
and if that isn't enough, what about
stuffstuffstuff,Name1:Value1,Name2:Value2,morestuffmorestuff
or even
stuffstuff,Name1:Value1,ffutsffutsffuts,Name2:Value2,morestuffmorestuff
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