Changes between Version 16 and Version 17 of PyYAMLDocumentation

Timestamp:

05/07/06 03:51:42 (7 years ago)

Author:

xi

Comment:

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PyYAMLDocumentation

@@ -962 +962 @@
 
 '''`BaseLoader`''', '''`SafeLoader`''', and '''`Loader`''' provide the following interfaces:
- ''Scanner'', ''Parser'', ''Composer'', ''Constructor'', ''Resolver''.
+''Scanner'', ''Parser'', ''Composer'', ''Constructor'', ''Resolver''.
  
 '''`Loader(stream)`''' is the most common of the above classes and should be used in most cases.
@@ -977 +977 @@
 '''`BaseLoader(stream)`''' does not resolve or support any tags and construct only basic Python objects:
 lists, dictionaries and Unicode strings.
-
 
 
@@ -1141 +1140 @@
 
 === Dumper ===
+
+{{{
+#!python
+Dumper(stream,
+    default_style=None,
+    default_flow_style=None,
+    canonical=None,
+    indent=None,
+    width=None,
+    allow_unicode=None,
+    line_break=None,
+    encoding=None,
+    explicit_start=None,
+    explicit_end=None,
+    version=None,
+    tags=None)
+SafeDumper(stream, ...)
+BaseDumper(stream, ...)
+}}}
+
+'''`BaseDumper`''', '''`SafeDumper`''', and '''`Dumper`''' provide the following interfaces:
+''Emitter'', ''Serializer'', ''Representer'', ''Resolver''.
+ 
+'''`Dumper(stream)`''' is the most common of the above classes and should be used in most cases.
+`stream` is an output YAML stream. It can be an open file or an open Unicode file.
+
+'''`Dumper`''' supports all predefined tags and may represent an arbitrary Python object. Therefore
+it may produce a document that cannot be loaded by other YAML processors. By default, the functions
+`emit`, `serialize`, `dump`, and others use `Dumper`.
+
+'''`SafeDumper(stream)`''' produces only standard YAML tags and thus cannot represent class instances and
+probably more compatible with other YAML processors. The functions `safe_dump` and `safe_dump_all`
+use `SafeDumper` to produce a YAML document.
+
+'''`BaseDumper(stream)`''' does not support any tags and is useful only for subclassing.