Syck Patches =

All patches are against revision 231 of syck:  http://code.whytheluckystiff.net/svn/syck/trunk

Complex Keys

Problems:

>>> # key: empty collection
... print syck.emit(syck.Map({syck.Map(): syck.Scalar('foo')}))
---
{}
: foo

>>> # key: collection with tag
... print syck.emit(syck.Map({syck.Seq([syck.Scalar('foo')],
...     tag='x-private:key'): syck.Scalar('bar')}))
---
!!key ?
  - foo
: bar


>>> # key: empty collection with alias
... node = syck.Map()
>>> print syck.emit(syck.Map({node: node}))
---
&id001 {}
: *id001

>>> # key: scalar with alias
... node = syck.Scalar('foo', tag='x-private:bug')
>>> print syck.emit(syck.Map({node: node}))
---
&id001 ? !!bug foo
: *id001

>>> # key: flow collection
... # the output is correct, but syck parser cannot parse it
... print syck.emit(syck.Map({syck.Seq([syck.Scalar('foo')],
...     inline=True): syck.Scalar('bar')}))
---
[foo]: bar

Ordered Maps in Flow Style

Before patching:

>>> syck.load('[foo: bar, baz: bat]\n')
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in ?
  File "syck/loaders.py", line 391, in load
    return loader.load()
  File "syck/loaders.py", line 42, in load
    node = self.parse()
_syck.error: ('syntax error', 0, 15)

After patching:

>>> syck.load('[foo: bar, baz: bat]\n')
[{'foo': 'bar'}, {'baz': 'bat'}]