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# And also (where X and Y are each one of the above prefixes):
#
# X-Y -- Match starting with an X- match and ending with a Y- match
# X+ -- Match X where indentation is greater than n
# X-Y+ -- Match X-Y where indentation is greater than n
However, it is not clear what n is.
Is n supposed to be the current indentation level? So the rule could be read as "where indentation is greater than the current indentation level"? In which case, isn't this always false?
It would be helpful if n was explicitly defined, with an example (or a link to an example).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The description for some of the rule prefixes mention an
n
variable.yaml-grammar/yaml-spec-1.2.yaml
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However, it is not clear what
n
is.Is
n
supposed to be the current indentation level? So the rule could be read as "where indentation is greater than the current indentation level"? In which case, isn't this always false?It would be helpful if
n
was explicitly defined, with an example (or a link to an example).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: