Pashua’s current dialog configuration is ugly, redundant and verbose, and as it is a proprietary format, there is no 3rd party code which could be used for parsing it.
It seems to me that using YAML instead would be a much better fit. As this would be a BC break, a feasible approach (on the Pashua side) could be: try to parse the dialog configuration as YAML, then use the Pashua legacy format. This ways, Pashua users could choose when to migrate their scripts.
Pashua’s current dialog configuration is ugly, redundant and verbose, and as it is a proprietary format, there is no 3rd party code which could be used for parsing it.
It seems to me that using YAML instead would be a much better fit. As this would be a BC break, a feasible approach (on the Pashua side) could be: try to parse the dialog configuration as YAML, then use the Pashua legacy format. This ways, Pashua users could choose when to migrate their scripts.