I have an ArrayList of objects being dumped to a YAML string and have been comparing the performance of JYaml and SnakeYaml in handling this.
ArrayList<HashMap> testList = new ArrayList<HashMap>();
HashMap<String, String> testMap1 = new HashMap<String, String>();
HashMap<String, String> testMap2 = new HashMap<String, String>...
Using beanstalkd and putting a job in tube/queue that contains a hash that is YAML::Syck encoded (with $YAML::Syck::ImplicitTyping = 1).
I need some syntax help on the Java end, as to how to decode handle that string pulled from the beanstalkd job. The Perl hash ends up being encoded as a YAML string that looks like this:
--- NameFir...
First of all, Merry Christmas to everyone!
Now to my question:
Let's say I have the class Outer with some inner class Inner. As a field in Outer, I have a List<Inner>, which i then want to dump to a YAML file. I do this like so:
Outer o = new Outer();
o.innerList = new ArrayList<Inner>();
o.innerList.add(new o.Inner());
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Yaml.dump(o...
Hi everyone!
Has anyone else had a problem with JYaml 1.3 where on Yaml.load it is casting a number (like 102) as an Integer, even if you put it in quotes? For example, here's a small snippet from my yaml file:
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listValues:
"102": Joe
"101": John
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The 102 and 101 get constructed into the object created by Yam...