// It was a primitive wrapper, unwrap it and try again.
It looks like javascript's date is a primitive wrapper to a number
(maybe seconds from epoch?) Which makes sense as that's the only bit
of data it should store. Maybe look at implementing Date with a
JavaScriptObject that wraps the object.
On Feb 4, 9:04 pm, Costa wrote:
> I have attempted the following code snippet:
>
> String data = "new $wnd.Date(2010,0,28,17,8,48,0)";
> JSONValue value = JSONParser.parse(data);
>
> To my dismay it returns a JSONNumber !!
>
> Now I looked in the source code (JSONParser.java: parse, evaluate &
>
I have attempted the following code snippet:
String data = "new $wnd.Date(2010,0,28,17,8,48,0)";
JSONValue value = JSONParser.parse(data);
To my dismay it returns a JSONNumber !!
Now I looked in the source code (JSONParser.java: parse, evaluate &
createObject) and I created the following test pr
