On Oct 31, 2008, at 11:37 AM, T.J. Crowder wrote:
>> Does JSON really have to be all one long line of text?
>
> No, not according to the specs[1]: "Whitespace can be inserted between
> any pair of tokens". I've definitely used newlines in real-world apps
> using Prototype's built-in handling for JSON response bodies in
> Ajax.Requests.
>
> Just tested, and this worked fine:
> * * * *
> var s;
> var j;
>
> s = "\n{\n'test'\n:\n'value'\n}\n";
> j = s.evalJSON();
> alert("j.test = " + j.test);
> * * * *
>
> Tested in FF3, IE6, Op9, Safari3 (Windows).
>
> I think the problem must lie elsewhere.
Correct, as usual. Another function was occasionally double-escaping
single-quotes, and that was throwing the wrench in the works.
Thanks again,
Walter
>
> [1] http://json.org
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