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- normal scalar, but
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over several lines
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literal scalar - so we can draw ASCII:
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- -
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------
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- >
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and a folded scalar... so we
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can just keep writing various
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things. And if we want to keep indentation:
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we just indent a little
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see, this stays indented
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- >-
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Here's a folded scalar
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that gets chomped.
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- |-
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And here's a literal scalar
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that gets chomped.
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- >2
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Here's a folded scalar
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that starts with some indentation.
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- ::vector
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- ": - ()"
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- Up, up, and away!
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- -123
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- http://example.com/foo#bar
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# Inside flow collection:
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- [ ::vector,
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": - ()",
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"Up, up and away!",
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-123,
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2008-08-07 07:30:56 +04:00
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http://example.com/foo#bar ]
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