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Hello,

I'm using YAML for configuration files in my current Ruby application,
and the yaml.rb module to load them (YAML::load is about all I use).

One problem I ran into is error reporting, on the semantic level (not
YAML errors). Say a user makes an error in some configuration item,
and I want to emit a useful error message that will guide him to the
problem. This isn't easy at all with YAML, since after YAML::load all
I have is a hash table, completely detached from the actual
configuration file. And I'd really want to let the user know, for
instance, on which line the error occurred.

This is probably a general YAML problem rather than a Ruby problem,
but I'd still like to ask here whether anyone ever encountered this ?
What are the solutions, in your opinion ?

Thanks in advance
Eli

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