On 8/5/14, 8:23 AM, Daniel Murphy wrote:
"Andrea Fontana" wrote in message
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If I'm right, json has just one numeric type. No difference between
integers / float and no limits.
So probably the mapping is:
float/double/real/int/long => number
Maybe, but std.json has three numeric types.
I searched around a bit and it seems different libraries have different
takes to this numeric matter. A simple reading of the spec suggests that
floating point data is the only numeric type. However, many
implementations choose to distinguish between floating point and integrals.
Andrei
