Dmitry

Well, your assumption is wrong. It's one bit, I checked it. The issue is that the values you use exceed IEEE double's guaranteed precision (they have 17 decimal digits, whereas...

One of the core decisions of this library is that `json::string` is not a template and stores `char`s. This is unlikely to change in foreseeable future.

The way strings are stored internally is orthogonal to the library users' use of custom types to represent utf8-encoded string. Is using a function to convert between such a type...

Should we represent `variant` as an array with type index being the first element?

`std::getline` essentially removes whitespace at the end of the line. Please check for that.

Good idea, this is the second time we've had someone make this mistake.

As far as I can see, if ```XSLT ``` is added to `custom-overrides.xsl`, any occurrence of `class Foo` in API docs will transform into a Quickbook macro `__Foo__`. So, if...

What you actually need is `boost::json::string_view`, which is an alias to one or the other, depending on whether standalone mode is enabled.

[Quick look](https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_76_0/libs/json/doc/html/json/quick_look.html) mentions that all code in the docs assumes `using namespace boost::json`. This means all types and functions without an explicit namespace are from namespace `boost::json`.

@KordianD does Vinnie's comment answer your question?