Tina Müller (tinita)
Tina Müller (tinita)
@pali YAML::PP dump is supossed to take a data structure with Unicode characters and returns a string with Unicode characters. load works the same the other way around. If I...
@2shortplanks ok, I think I understand now what result you expect. I just have to clarify a couple of things. So if you encode the perl data `["L\x{e9}on"]` (`L\351on`), you...
@pali thanks! From what I see as the output from Devel::Peek::Dump and your snippet, it looks to me that both results actually return the correct string, no matter if I...
Thanks @pali! I have pushed my changes so far to the `escape` branch (I started with escaping control character issues, see #17 )
I just uploaded version 0.018_001 with my fixes
@pali thanks, fixed in git
Currently not. The logic YAML::PP is using, is to check the flags of the input scalar. * has an IOK flag -> dump as int * has a NOK flag...
It could make sense to add the kind of functionality you describe as a pre/prost-processing step, independently from loading/dumping JSON/YAML. So before dumping it would pre-walk the data and convert...
I know. I saw the talk :) (I created the [above linked table](https://perlpunk.github.io/perl5-numbers-and-json-yaml/) at the Toolchain Summit 2018, but never got around to post it somewhere.) I'm just saying that...
Heh, that's funny. My plan actually is to fix that because, as you said yourself, it's invalid (so the JSON modules saying "missing high surrogate character in surrogate pair" are...