Closed combinadic closed 3 years ago
Writing a $
in a string literal is Julia syntax for interpolating something into the string (see https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/manual/strings/#string-interpolation). You can see that you get the error, even if you remove the JSON.parse
part. The solution is to either escape the $
(via \$
) or use a raw string (via raw"""... $3.00..."""
).
Greetings. When trying to parse that contains the $ character JSON.parse() produces the following output:
JSON.parse("""{ "this": ["is", "json"], "numbers": [85, 16, 12.0], "and": [true, false, null], "but not": ["1", 2,"$3.00"]}""") ERROR: syntax: invalid interpolation syntax: "$3" Stacktrace: [1] top-level scope at none:1
However, removing the "$" from the last key/value pair produces the expected result. Have I overlooked something in the JSON.parse() syntax? Short of replace(ing)() the "$" with something like "AUD" character in pre-processing, is there some other workaround? Thank you.