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--- documentation:tiny [2023/09/16 14:09] – Put field counter before method one nebelnidas
+++ documentation:tiny [2023/09/16 21:11] – nebelnidas
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 :!: //This write-up isn't finalized yet and may contain errors!//
-Tiny v1 consists of a list of flat (non-hierarchical) mapping entries. Every line in the body corresponds to a new entry. Supported elements are classes, fields and methods; for parameters, variables, comments and a generally more space-efficient format, it's recommended to use its successor, [[documentation:tiny2|Tiny v2]].
+Tiny v1 consists of a list of flat (non-hierarchical) mapping entries. Every line in the content section corresponds to a new entry. Supported elements are classes, fields and methods; for parameters, variables, comments and a generally more space-efficient format, it's recommended to use its successor, [[documentation:tiny2|Tiny v2]].
 **Example:**
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 ===== Grammar =====
 <code>
-<file>                  ::= <header> | <header> <entries>
+<file>                  ::= <header> | <header> <content>
 <header>                ::= 'v1' <tab> <namespace-a> <tab> <namespace-b> <extra-namespaces> <eol> <properties>
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 <property-value>        ::= <spaceless-safe-string>
-<entries>               ::= '' | <mapping-entry> <entries> <properties>
+<content>               ::= '' | <mapping-entry> <content> <properties>
 <mapping-entry>         ::= <class-entry> | <field-entry> | <method-entry>
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   * ''%%<safe-string>%%'' is a non-empty string that must not contain:
     * ''\'',
-    * ''"\n"'',
+    * ''\n'',
-    * ''"\r"'',
+    * ''\r'',
-    * ''"\t"'' or
+    * ''\t'' or
-    * ''"\0"''.
+    * ''\0''.
   * ''%%<spaceless-safe-string>%%'' is the same as ''%%<safe-string>%%'', but in addition mustn't contain ''%%<space>%%'' as well.
   * ''%%<properties>%%'' are either in the ''%%<header>%%'' or at the bottom of the file, //not// scattered across both locations.