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While exploring the examples on toonformat.dev, I noticed a specific syntax for arrays/collections: friends[3 ]: ana luis sam friends[3|]: ana|luis|sam
In these cases, the delimiter (like \t or |) is explicitly declared inside the brackets along with the count. My question is: Is this an intentional design for parser efficiency, or is it a bug/redundancy in the documentation?
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While exploring the examples on
toonformat.dev, I noticed a specific syntax for arrays/collections:friends[3 ]: ana luis samfriends[3|]: ana|luis|samIn these cases, the delimiter (like
\tor|) is explicitly declared inside the brackets along with the count. My question is: Is this an intentional design for parser efficiency, or is it a bug/redundancy in the documentation?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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