cosmicrealms scripsit:
> Code: JSON.parse("\"T\\wo\"");
>
> In Firefox 3.5 and the latest json2.js from json.org this results in
> a parse exception SyntaxError.

The interpretation of string escaping means that "\"T\\wo\"" is the
external representation of a six-character string containing quote-T-
backslash-w-o-quote. Asking JSON to parse that involves asking it
to do something with the sequence backslash-w, which is not valid JSON.
Therefore an error should result.

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to rename '.' or '..' entries; see cowan@...
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