Qianqian Fang

on a side note - we wrote a web-GUI for a cloud-computing based simulator, where JSON editor was a key component in the frontend. This work was was recently published...

@schmunk42, the playground example behaves as expected when choosing the `integer` option (the default value was set to 5), but when choosing the `string` option, the default value `"DP"` was...

thanks for the above comments and workarounds. the 2nd workaround works for me - although I am not sure if this is a valid from json-schema's perspective - just to...

I am curious too. Anyone is in charge of further developing this specification? happy to hear your opinions.

@tagomoris, do you mind giving an example (like a 2x3x4 all one uint8 matrix)? I am not entirely sure how one can use `ext` type to store an N-D array,...

@tagomoris, that is a viable solution, however, in many scientific applications, 4GB data is unfortunately not an unfathomable upper bound for storing arrays; some of my colleagues are producing terabytes...

@frsyuki, please see more prior discussions on this proposal at https://github.com/msgpack/msgpack/issues/268 https://github.com/msgpack/msgpack/issues/270 > 0xc1 is reserved to not be used anywhere. but what is the real-world use case for this?...

> How does applications deal with binary bigger than 4GB? I suspect that they use chunked encoding and this formatting fits with the structure. nowadays, it is fair common for...

the problem of defining `ext 64` for ND array is the capped data holding capacity - as I mentioned above, for example, NIfTI-2 formatted data files supports 7-dimensional array with...

@methane, one does not have to use it, but I don't see why it hurts to support, if all we need is to provide a container maker and a format....