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I don't think Hjson is dead yet. See #84

Personally I think it's a small enough change that we could incorporate it, and I enjoy being able to use underscores in numbers too, but it would definitely be a...

You are right, JavaScript's numbers are always double-precision floating points, and so a giant number literal will always be converted to it's closest floating-point representation. JavaScript already has a function...

It looks like all of CodeMirror's grammars are implemented [here](https://github.com/codemirror/CodeMirror/tree/master/mode). I don't think there are plans for implementing an Hjson grammar, but maybe you could add an issue to the...

There should be something like a `Hjson.Stringify` function, but it really depends on which language you are writing in. Is this in C#?

`hjson-cs` has a different way of stringifying: https://github.com/hjson/hjson-cs/blob/master/README.md#tostring ```csharp myObj.ToString(Stringify.Hjson); // Hjson output myObj.ToString(Stringify.Formatted); // formatted JSON output myObj.ToString(Stringify.Plain); // plain JSON output, default myObj.ToString(); // plain ``` Or there's...

No. The only "whitespace" characters in Hjson are space (0x20), tab (0x09), new line/line feed (0x0A) and carriage return (0x0D). When you use the non-breaking space character Hjson will treat...

That's good to know about the .org prices. I think hjson.github.io is great as long as there's some kind of forwarding from hjson.org

I'm fine either way. Keeping it alive for longer would definitely help the transition though

I'll make some time for that tomorrow :)