Article title: <xsl:output method='json'/> http://www.p6r.com/articles/2008/11/02/xsloutput-methodjson/ How we support output of JSON documents in our XSLT...
... Two versions are given, PDF and DOC. Only the PDF is useful to me because of the revision marks in the margin. But it's full of red print, which is...
... Postfix ++ and -- are defined identically the same way as prefix -- and ++; they all are said to return the incremented (decremented) value. Since it is...
I changed the stringify method's array test from if (typeof value.length === 'number' && !value.propertyIsEnumerable('length')) { to the more reliable Miller...
It appears that versions of http://json.org/json2.js starting around May 2008 have issues in Opera. I've verified this in Opera 9.52 and Opera 9.27. The issue...
... Hi, My college and me at work noticed this as well, we made a patch for it at the time. It seems we forgot to report it. It's fixed in newer versions of...
Leen Besselink
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Ahh, thanks! I tried that but thought it didn't work because this whole thing was masking a different Opera issue. Your post made me go back and look more...
... Quick question: home page suggests that one benefit of the library is high performance. How is this determined, i.e. how has it been tested, and against...
It's base on some internal testing and testing of an independent author in some complex scenarios. The result show that the encoding of JSON.simple is as...
... Thank you for quick answer! Would it be maybe possible to publish results of these internal tests? And/or maybe just cut'n paste your explanation -- it...
It will be great if you can add JSON.simple (latest version 1.0.2) in your test suite and let me know the results. I'll publish the testing source codes and...
... Updated. Thanks. ... Would you like to propose something? The Python community was able to converge on a single library. The Java community has not yet, as...
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 1:26 PM, Douglas Crockford ... Thank you. ... I think convergence will happen via sort of natural selection over time... although it...
The JSON.stringify function builds a JSON text using the own properties of the objects it is given. If you want the text to also include the inherited...
Please check out my new C++ JSON interface library at: http://cajun-jsonapi.sourceforge.net/ What makes it better than the others already available? A major...
Does this interface allow the JSON data to be streamed in? Thanks, Mark P6R, Inc On Tue, 03 Feb 2009 12:26:31 -0000 ... Mark Joseph, Ph.D. President and...
JSON.simple introduces a simplified and stoppable SAX-like content handler to process JSON text stream. Please take a look if you are interested in it: ...
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the json group. File :...
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... Yes it does. In fact, the library's built-in input/output capability is based on the standard istream & ostream classes, so any C++ stream-based ...
... If you are interested in application code controlling parsing, why not just use Stax(-like) pull interface? Code example given would be quite a bit simpler...
Well, if I am right, the parser in your example is essentially a lexer, with slightly higher abstraction. It's true that it's convenient to control in simple...
... Not really. You may want to read a bit on Stax API for Java: I assume you are familiar with SAX API. Both operate at roughly same level of abstraction, and...
... I did go through JSR 173 before comparing. I mean, the StAX parser in your example is similar to a lexer such as org.json.simple.parser.Yylex: Yylex lexer...
... Ah ok. Maybe I misread your comment: if you meant it's lower level of abstraction than a tree model, yes. I meant to say that SAX(-like) API is at similar...
For those who might be interested, I have started new a Google group/mailing list for the continued development of a language/syntax for JSON querying: ...
Hi Kris! I think this is a good group to have. :) One quick question: I was wondering about naming of the effort. To me, "Path" and "Query" imply somewhat...