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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #24 | worksforme | dictionaries without at least one list element as values seem not to work | xi | anonymous |
| Description |
>>> print yaml.dump({'name': 'Silenthand Olleander', 'race': 'Human', 'traits': 1})
{traits: 1, race: Human, name: Silenthand Olleander}
>>> print yaml.dump({'name': 'Silenthand Olleander', 'race': 'Human', 'traits': [1,2]})
traits: [1, 2]
race: Human
name: Silenthand Olleander
it seems without a list as at least one value element in dict the dump is not working properly |
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| #25 | fixed | Constructor and representer for datetimes with timezone do not match | xi | lele@… |
| Description |
I noticed what seems a little glitch in PyYAML handling of datetime when they carry a timezone. The regexp used to match the various fields assumes there is a separator between the fractional part and the timezone offset, while the representer simply appends the offset without any separator, effectively resulting in a wrong representation (in the case the offset is positive). Moreover, unicode(data.utcoffset()) gives something like "-1 day, 22:00" for an offset of -2 hours. |
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| #26 | fixed | yaml.load("a: n") raises exception (problem with bool) | xi | zbynek.winkler@… |
| Description |
r59 claims to "Remove y/n from the boolean constants." However 'n|N' is not removed from the corresponding regexp. BTW: why was it removed? Looking at http://yaml.org/type/bool.html one would expect it to be there. |
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