Zack Morris

Ok thanks for your quick reply. I understand and agree about the necessity of following the spec. I'm concerned though that the spec may become very popular (maybe already is?)...

Same problem here. My blueprint.md is 95k and has 3460 lines.

I am hitting this problem too, mysql: ``` `can_enumerator_add` tinyint(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', ``` results in sqlite: ``` , `can_text NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ``` when it should be:...

Here's a workaround, using a wrapper function around [JSONPath Plus](https://github.com/s3u/JSONPath): https://repl.it/repls/InsecureFlawlessDebuggers ``` const jp = { query: function (obj, pathExpression) { return require('jsonpath-plus')({json: obj, path: pathExpression}); } } const cities...

I tried it on my friend's Android Studio 3 install and it looks like the GradleAspectJ-Android library has a dependency on Kotlin 1.1.51 maybe which is built into Android Studio...

Ok I bit the bullet and upgraded to Android Studio 3 for a client project. If I enable the plugins: AOP/@AspectJ Common AspectJ Support Android Studio opens without crashing. But...

Just wanted to let you know that the **saving is working now** as of this posting. Thanks for your efforts in fixing the issue! For your notes - my file...

Found part of the issue, the pattern parser is sensitive to whitespace around the `==` comparison: ``` const JSPath = require('jspath'); // works (spaces around ==) console.log(JSPath.apply('.{.x == $name}', {...

+1 I also need paths to found nodes, which JSONPath provides. Unfortunately JSONPath's query syntax can't filter by path and value simultaneously, so JSPath does better there. But without paths,...

@dfilatov I went ahead and wrote what I thought was a way to index the json by value -> path so that paths could be looked up for JSPath results....