LOL :)
yeah, well, json can be tricky sometimes ... but between tecnologies
(c++ to javascript or anything else), we must be kinda "purist" when
exchanging data ... you'll never know how the other side will work, and
some optimizations can break stuff. one silly example is those who, to
compa
On 19-Feb-14 16:52, Joerg Bornemann wrote:
> On 19-Feb-14 16:51, Joerg Bornemann wrote:
>
>> It could be even more compact by omitting the double quotes on the right
>> side of the colon, iff the string forms a valid JS identifier.
>
> on the *left* side, moron
And apparently that's only true for
On 19-Feb-14 16:51, Joerg Bornemann wrote:
> It could be even more compact by omitting the double quotes on the right
> side of the colon, iff the string forms a valid JS identifier.
on the *left* side, moron
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On 19-Feb-14 15:39, Richard Gerd Kuesters wrote:
> "{"foo": "bar","num": 1}"
It could be even more compact by omitting the double quotes on the right
side of the colon, iff the string forms a valid JS identifier.
BR,
Joerg
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Hello all!
I have a question about QJsonDocument, specially in the "Compact" format.
To illustrate better, first the code and its output:
int main()
{
QJsonDocument qjd;
QJsonObject qjo;
qjo.insert("foo", QJsonValue(QString("bar")));
qjo.insert("num", QJsonValue(1));
qjd.s
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Subject: [Development] QJsonDocument Compact output
Hello all!
I have a question about QJsonDocument, specially in the "Compact" format.
To illustrate better, first the code and
Subject: [Development] QJsonDocument Compact output
Hello all!
I have a question about QJsonDocument, specially in the "Compact" format.
To illustrate better, first the code and its output:
int main()
{
QJsonDocument qjd;
QJsonObject qjo;
qjo.insert("foo", QJs
