Post #199,006
3/16/05 11:47:01 AM
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Hmmm...
I guess, I am completely at a loss then.
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Post #199,007
3/16/05 11:47:22 AM
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Re: Hmmm...
JSON looks suspiciously like Objective C property files...
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Post #199,013
3/16/05 11:53:02 AM
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migosh.
That would make complete sense.
But, I am not sure why you wouldn't use an XML interchange versus JSON interchange.
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Post #199,019
3/16/05 11:59:27 AM
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Re: migosh.
[link|http://www.crockford.com/JSON/xml.html|http://www.crockford.com/JSON/xml.html]
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Post #199,045
3/16/05 1:25:48 PM
8/21/07 6:41:10 AM
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Its not plists though
its gratuitously different.
Why not just support plists? Heck, we use them all over the place here for config data.
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Post #199,053
3/16/05 2:18:31 PM
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Re: Its not plists though
Might be because they got it from Python instead then.
It looked the same to me, but I don't use plists every day.
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Post #199,063
3/16/05 3:57:44 PM
8/21/07 6:41:22 AM
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Re: Its not plists though
Plists
Dict = {}
Array = ()
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Post #199,066
3/16/05 4:04:27 PM
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If that's the only change it's easy enough to make.
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Post #199,098
3/16/05 6:06:49 PM
8/21/07 12:37:46 PM
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Not sure that's the only one
just the obvious one.
Dict: { key = value; }
Array: ( one, two, three, ) or ( one, two, three )
String: token or "quoted string"
C style comments and escapes (\\n\\t...) are allowed.
You can write a recursive descent parser in about 4 functions, each about 5 lines each.
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