Hi

Have you tried enclosing the content containing spaces within quotation marks?

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On 2 Sep 2019, at 10:10, Frederik Hartmann <hec...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote:

Hi!

We are using rather complicated templates to display certain information about dependencies.

These information can be exported in yaml files and looks like the following:

---
dependencies:
  external:
    hardware:
    - Description: Text here....
      Dependency On: Text here....
      Date Required: Text here....
      Dependency Owner: Text here....
      Color: Text here....
      Status: Text here....
      Last Updated: Text here....
      State: Text here....
...

This is a perfectly valid and well-formed yaml document.

Now, the best thing would be if I could simply loop over these attributes without having to specify them directly.

The next best thing would be if I could access them via the usual method:

$for(dependencies.external.hardware)$
$if(dependencies.external.hardware.Description)$\textbf{Description:} & $dependencies.external.hardware.Description$ \\ $endif$
$endfor$

The issue are with the keys that contain spaces. I can't find a way to access them at all.

I tried it the following ways:

$if(dependencies.external.hardware.Dependency On)$
$if(dependencies.external.hardware.Dependency\ On)$

Any suggestion?

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