I'm not sure I understand the case sensitivity rules in the README?
It says keys are case-insensitive, but that values like true and false are case-sensitive.
I'm not sure if this is a python-inspired thing, but to me this seems backwards - I'd have thought keys were case sensitive (because they're essentially used as-is in the final language representation) but that special values like true and false, if parsed at all, would be case-insensitive (specifically because they are parsed into a value)
I'm not sure I understand the case sensitivity rules in the README?
It says keys are case-insensitive, but that values like
true
andfalse
are case-sensitive.I'm not sure if this is a python-inspired thing, but to me this seems backwards - I'd have thought keys were case sensitive (because they're essentially used as-is in the final language representation) but that special values like
true
andfalse
, if parsed at all, would be case-insensitive (specifically because they are parsed into a value)