16 Jun
2009
16 Jun
'09
6:41 p.m.
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 7:38 PM, Leslie P. Polzer<sky@viridian-project.de> wrote:
Where do those two extra backslashes in front of the slash come from? Is this intended?
Thanks,
Leslie
Json allows / in strings, but if I am reading the diagram on json.org correctly prefers that it is prefixed by a backslash like this \/ . Probably prefered, because why would it be in the list of backslashed characters otherwise? See the mentioning about solidus in the string diagram. I don't really know why. And the first backslash is the lisp backslash for the backslash character. So it is valid JSON, and probably prefered to /. /Henrik