Make prefixLength of MultilineStringValueParser a method #10
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Maybe I can have custom type that |
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This fixes parsing of multiline strings that contain whitespace.
I was digging around in
spryextendbecause I would like to make an extension for Preserves data. Would it be feasible to add additional composite types that are homoiconic? I'd like to add Preserves records which are a labeled tuple type. I'm experimented with<'foo 1 2 3>and<<'foo 1 2 3>>syntax but I'm worried that nested records are going to be a problem for the parser. FWIW there are Preserves libraries for Smalltalk and Nim so I think Spry should be doable (I already have a module, but it's not homoiconic).