Custom Query (121 matches)

Reported by anonymous, 5 years ago.

Hi,

I installed the PyYaml? both to a linux machine and a window machine. When I run command "import _yaml", the window machine can find the module. But on the linux, it can not find the module. I found _yaml.pyd file under the site-packages, I did not find any file with _yaml at the linux machine. I find the files (_yaml.c _yaml.h _yaml.pxd _yaml.pyx) under ext directory in the download package. What am I missing?

Thanks, -Yuan

Reported by anonymous, 6 years ago.

The following summarizes it pretty well, I guess:

>>> import yaml
>>> u = u"\N{skull and crossbones}"
>>> yaml.load(yaml.dump(u))
u'\u2620'
>>> import gtk
>>> yaml.load(yaml.dump(u))
'\xe2\x98\xa0'

Reported by dvd@…, 7 years ago.

Hi all,

I'm puzzled by a strange behavior of yaml

If you run the attached script you obtain an output like this:

{'date': '732638',
'fields': {},
'guid': '0000010f153544cf8a314808007f000000000001',
'expiration': None}
{'date': '732638',
'fields': {'': {}, 'it': {'title': 'Hello World'}},
'guid': '0000010f153544cf8a314808007f000000000001',
'expiration': None}

*Please note the 'fields' value (I wrap the output to increase legibility)*

the first line is printed inside this custom constructor function:

def news_constructor(loader, node):
    nodes = loader.construct_mapping(node)
    print nodes
    return nodes

the second line (the correct one) is the print of the return values of this function

Can you help me or explain me this strange behavior?