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Thanks. I don't know what a "JSON structure" is, though, and I also have no idea what kind of JSON we are talking about (bib entries are in XML?).

I think we already had discussed extensively whether to extend JSONPath from selection to projection, and how member names (or array indices) are not nodes in the JSONPath model. Your...

The jsonpath WG has [completed its chartered work][1]. I think that maintaining a space for discussions is a laudable goal, but we'd need to find people that might want to...

On 1. May 2024, at 22:52, Greg Dennis ***@***.***> wrote: > > Slack was an unacceptable place for discussion because it was ephemeral and could not be archived by IETF....

On 2. May 2024, at 01:08, Greg Dennis ***@***.***> wrote: > > What I don't understand is the opposition. If you don't want to participate, then don't. But no one...

`member-name-shorthand` cannot contain a `+`, so recognizing `@.key` is not a problem. (The problem is that adding math adds a ton of additional considerations. E.g., what if `@.key` is `"50"`...

> Does the ABNF _need_ to give operator precedence? The principle of least surprise says yes: Implementers will expect the AST they derive from the ABNF to be directly useful...

Definitely useful. I believe the majority of users of JSONPath would perceive `true` and `false` to be part of a common type `boolean`, so I would design this function extensions...

Like all other issues marked revisit-after-base-done. We had this discussion.

Hi Greg, in relational algebra, the ability to select a subset of the columns of the rows is called projection. In SQL, projection confusingly happens in the the SELECT part...