On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 1:27 AM, Allen Wirfs-Brock
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Allen.Wirfs-Brock@...> wrote:
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> The intent was for the ES5 JSON grammar to exactly match the JSON RFC grammar. If you think it is different, then you may have found a bug so let's make sure...
It definitely doesn't match, on purpose. For example, the RFC requires
JSON strings to represent objects (or arrays) at the root, no
primitives allowed.
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> Examples, please? The intent is that applying JSON.parse to a string containing a valid JSON form should produce an equivalent set of objects on all conforming ES5 implementation.
JSON.parse("[010]")
should be an error, per spec. Nobody follows the spec though...
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Robert Sayre
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