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by zemo
4698 days ago
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if I ever saw this in a project, I would remove those comments in a heartbeat. The behavior here is specific to the json parser. JavaScript is not the entirety of programming. It does break the json parser in the Go standard library, in a totally nonobvious way: http://play.golang.org/p/BsDd47vWna I would be surprised if it doesn't break many parsers, especially json parsers in static languages. If you want that sort of behavior, don't use json. |
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