Josh on 2010-01-13 23:57:54 -0600:
> The JSON vocab needs some love, I think:
>
> "{1:2,3:4}" json> >json
Your JSON is invalid. The key value in a pair may only be a string.
> --- Data stack:
> "{[0]:2,[0,1,2]:4}"
I looked at the code. jsvar-encode is the problem. It doesn't seem
necessary - why should it matter if there's a dash in a string? TR:
also seems to have integer-sequence problems; hopefully when Slava
removes them that'll be more apparent.
I guess the correct behavior in this case is to throw a error. You
could quote the strings, but then >json json> wouldn't be a noop, and
that seems wrong.
It would probably also be easy to throw an error when the invalid input
is detected. I would prefer an error early, but I could see the
argument for being liberal in what json> accepts.
I'll put together a patch sometime soon.
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