No, there is no facility for variable templating, interpolation, references, or anything of the like in toml.
If you wanted that, you could implement it in your application by doing post-processing on strings, or you could not use TOML.
> What is the keyword for null?
If you have "x = 1", you can always comment it out with "# x = 1". There's no specific support for null.
it would be kinda silly to have it anyways since null is a language construct more than anything else, and e.g. some lanuages support mixed strings + nulls in one array, but many don't.
No, there is no facility for variable templating, interpolation, references, or anything of the like in toml.
If you wanted that, you could implement it in your application by doing post-processing on strings, or you could not use TOML.
> What is the keyword for null?
If you have "x = 1", you can always comment it out with "# x = 1". There's no specific support for null.
it would be kinda silly to have it anyways since null is a language construct more than anything else, and e.g. some lanuages support mixed strings + nulls in one array, but many don't.