It will probably be easier to teach the yajl code to understand octal escapes if we want to allow them, and the result will be faster too. The ECMA-252 (JavaScript) standard seems to allow them, but only for compatibility purposes (the JSON5 spec doesn't really say either way). It still won't understand \a though.
It will probably be easier to teach the yajl code to understand octal escapes if we want to allow them, and the result will be faster too. The ECMA-252 (JavaScript) standard seems to allow them, but only for compatibility purposes (the JSON5 spec doesn't really say either way). It still won't understand \a though.