Closed KrisThielemans closed 11 months ago
I guess the encoding format reference is written with the assumption that the Yardl language guide was already read, but of course that is not necessarily the case. We could link in each section of this page to the corresponding sections in the Python and C++ docs. What do you think?
Choosing where to put relevant bits of the documentation is always a nightmare. I like writing things in 1 place, and then linking to it from other places. Other people get fed-up that they have to follow those links all the time... Not sure what the best strategy is!
In any case, the text in those "language specific" links is virtually identical, except the very last paragraph on representation in Python and C++. So, my feeling is that text should be in the "how to write the yardl file" doc, the C++/Python doc should like to the yardl-section, and the binary-encoding doc as well.
But up to you.
https://microsoft.github.io/yardl/reference/binary.html#enums-and-flags has a typo "properly" , but it is unclear how the
base
type would be defined. A link to somewhere else?