YAML: Difference between revisions

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YAML (YAML Ain’t Markup Language) is a data serialisation language standard, similar to a markup language in many respects rather than a data representation language per se. The rather unclassy internationalisation support of YAML means that it is best left to the UNIX like OS's in most cases and should probably only be used where interoperability issues force it.

Text editor support

jEdit - Java based editor - Yaml syntax highlighting built in

Links

YAML homepage

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-Data serialisation language standard, similar to a markup language in many respects rather than a data representation language per se. The rather unclassy internationalisation support of YAML means that it is left to the [[UNIX]] like OS's in most cases and should probably only be used where interoperational issues force it.
+'''YAML''' (''YAML Ain’t Markup Language'') is a data serialisation language standard, similar to a markup language in many respects rather than a data representation language per se. The rather unclassy internationalisation support of YAML means that it is best left to the [[UNIX]] like OS's in most cases and should probably only be used where interoperability issues force it.
-====OS/2 text & programmers editors with Yaml file support====
+;Text editor support
-* [[jEdit]] - Java based editor - Yaml syntax highlighting built in - Current.
+* [[jEdit]] - Java based editor - Yaml syntax highlighting built in
 ==Links==
 * [http://yaml.org YAML homepage]
-[[Category:Markup Languages]]
+[[Category:Markup Language]]