Mark Conway

@holgerschurig I just added the json from the simple.c to my tests and it parses. You can check 0560339. When @pt300 merged my code, he grabbed it before 9f7e9de1 which...

From @pt300's original comments: > * **Make strict mode the default** > * **Strict mode should follow RFC-8259** Strict mode following RFC-8259 should definitely be the default and any flags...

> I would have preferred single-parsing to be the default as well, but I am hesitant to change this behavior since it would break backward compatibility. My thought is that...

> In fact, I see three options for this: > 1. Multiple parsing. This is the current behavior. If multiple objects are present in the input string, all will be...

> It's almost that simple...if there is trailing whitespace, this won't work. I was thinking about this while I wrote that last night and I thought of two ways to...

>> It's almost that simple...if there is trailing whitespace, this won't work. I was thinking about this while I wrote that last night and I thought of two ways to...

I believe you are referring to: > Any character may be escaped. If the character is in the Basic Multilingual Plane (U+0000 through U+FFFF), then it may be represented as...

Thank you @flowerysong. The `range` function, along with some other filters, do replicate the functionality of `sequence` well, and I can certainly see how it is a relic of the...

It was annoying me too.

That is more bash that I normally string together. But your command is also giving me an error of `-bash: syntax error near unexpected token '('`. I personally try to...