> > - How to account for nil / blank values > > That's a tough one. As you might have seen, I'm strongly leaning towards > eliminating the type tags in formatted values, which would make representing > nil pretty difficult. > > Is this really a desired feature to begin with? As it stands, > distinguishing between a nil value and no entry for a key requires using > `find` -- in my experience, that has made it very uncommon for nil values to > be used at all. > > Probably not a desired feature. There are times when I need to distinguish between nil and no entry (though I'm having trouble coming up with examples), however there are certainly better ways to do that.
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