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by jcampbell1
4627 days ago
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No, not really. The JSON standard says you can't put raw newlines in strings, and you must write \n. Why does it say it is okay to put raw unicode line_separator rather than requiring \u2028 ? Two more lines to the spec, and DC's variant of JSON would actually be a subset of Javascript. Instead we are left with an edge case that we are going to have to worry about for the next 20 years. |
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