Hi,
I'm working on a lua sandbox encoder & decoder to dump or load a raw string.
So I'm using string.format("%q", "") to escape any
special chars in the encoding process.
And now I want to do is the opposite in the decoder, I mean unescape the
string.
So I tried to use the "loadstring" function bu
loadstring is disallowed in the sandbox and that is unlikely to change.
There are other ways of decoding it but before we go there what is your use
case for creating a string suitable to load into the Lua interpreter? BTW:
raw strings will work properly in a Heka message as-is.
On Fri, Feb 13, 20
Here is my use case:
I want to serialize (lua sandbox encoder) the messages flowing through heka
to some readable log files which are sent to a remote server. The remote
server also runs a global heka instance which parses (lua sandbox decoder)
the log files coming from many sources. I know that He
If they really need to be text I would use cjson.encode/decode. However,
for your use case I would recommend writing the messages out as a Heka
protobuf stream and using heka-cat to get at the text representation when
you need to.
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On Mon, Feb 16, 2015 at 1:05 AM, Djamel F. wrote:
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