v1.1 wL update brings new features.

String (names)

Names space now support strings.

How to use

<cities> <!>
-- can also be written
<"cities"> <!>

Using a string allow you to insert in a name : 
 - spaces

<"cities of France"> <!>

Both single and double quotes are supported (-"- and -'-) .

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Even if used in a string, closing symbol -!- will be detected.

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Systems symbols, such as “<”, “>” or “=” can’t be used in this string.

Some readers will raise an error, others will remove them.

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String (data)

Data space now support strings.

How to use

<population = 20000>
-- can also be written
<"population" = "20000">

Using a string allow you to insert in a data : 
 - spaces
 - system symbols   [<, >, =]
 - specials symbols [new line, tab, …]
 
 <"if" = "20 > 40">
 <"doc" = "Documentation \\n \\t text">

Both single and double quotes are supported (-"- and -'-) .

Escaping

Parser can escapes symbols by using a backslash.

How to use

<"line 22" = "my quote : \\"text\\""> -- my quote = "text"
< backslash = '\\\\' >                -- 

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Escaping closing symbol -!- will not remove its effect.

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