Hi Mike,
This shows what we actually agree on, non-ES6 systems aren't likely to work
with what I'm proposing (well, building) without an upgrade:
C#:
document["quoting"] = "'hi!'";
document["floating"] = 0.00005;
After running the JavaScriptSerializer using v4.5 of .NET I got
{"quoting":"\u0027hi!\u0027","floating":5E-05}
which is technically correct but differs from browsers which always normalize
strings and format numbers as specified by ES6:
{"quoting":"'hi!'","floating":0.00005}
OTOH, a patch, QA, test-suites, and all should be a fairly small task.
http://webpki.org/ietf/es6numberbrowsertest.html
Apparently the edge-case IEEE underflow is a remaining issue in my number
converter but I'm not able to tell who's wrong.
Best,
Anders
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