output of toml-test run for toml-parslet library

out.txt

1.9.3-p385 macallan:~/Desktop/toml-test (master)? ▸ ./toml-test /Users/nathan/code/toml-parslet/script/toml-test.sh
Test: duplicate-keygroups (invalid)

Expected an error, but no error was reported.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Test: duplicate-keys (invalid)

Expected an error, but no error was reported.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Test: empty-implicit-keygroup (invalid)

Expected an error, but no error was reported.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Test: key-no-whitespace (invalid)

Expected an error, but no error was reported.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Test: array-empty (valid)

#<TOML::ParseError: unexpected input at line 1 column 1>

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Test: key-special-chars (valid)

#<TOML::ParseError: unexpected input at line 1 column 1>

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Test: string-escapes (valid)

Values for key 'backslash' don't match. Expected a value of 'This string has a \ backslash character.' but got 'This string has a \\ backslash character.'.

44 passed, 7 failed

1. duplicate-keygroups

   The behavior for duplicate key groups isn't clearly defined, especially since there are no values defined within. Need clarification.

2. duplicate-keys

   Will fix. (Not mentioned explicitly in the spec tho)

3. empty-implicit-keygroup

   Will fix.

4. key-no-whitespace

   Per the spec, keys are non-whitespace characters, and there doesn't have to be whitespace between a key and the = character.

5. array-empty

   Undefined in spec, will ask for clarification. Easy to fix tho.

6. key-special-chars

   From the spec: "Keys start with the first non-whitespace character and end with the last non-whitespace character before the equals sign". This implies that keys cannot contain the = character.

7. string-escapes

   Will fix.