From 3de44f79761bd66d766b12359e06457a214a3bbc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Michael Kay version="1.0"
otherwise.
version="1.0"
otherwise.
"Category": "Computers",
"Price": 42.60
},
- { "Title": "How to Win Elections",
- "Authors": ["Donald Trump", "Boris Johnson"],
- "Category": "Politics",
- "Price": 56.00,
+ { "Title": "Steppenwolf",
+ "Authors": ["Hermann Hesse"],
+ "Category": "Fiction",
+ "Price": 12.00,
"Note": "out of print"
},
{ "Title": "How to Explore Outer Space with Binoculars",
@@ -14122,11 +14122,11 @@ and version="1.0"
otherwise.
Each of these books, being represented by a map with more than two entries, is processed by
a template rule that splits the map into its multiple entries, each represented as a singleton
map (a map with one key and one value). One of these singleton maps, for example, would be
- map{"Title": "How to Win Elections"}
.
map{"Title": "Steppenwolf"}
.
The default processing for a singleton map of the form
- map{"Title": "How to Win Elections"}
is to return the value unchanged.
- This is achieved by applying templates to the string "How to Win Elections"
;
+ map{"Title": "Steppenwolf"}
is to return the value unchanged.
+ This is achieved by applying templates to the string "Steppenwolf"
;
the default template rule for strings returns the string unchanged.
When a singleton map in the form map{"Note": "out of print"}
is encountered, no output