Open ganaware opened 9 years ago
The current LitJSON is based on RFC 4627 obsoleted by RFC 7159 ( https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7159 ). There are many changes between them.
The trouble I felled into is that:
var result = LitJson.JsonMapper.ToObject<string>("\"foo\"");
throws an exception.
In Appendix A of RFC 7159:
So, the result should be "foo" with no exception.
The following patch can fix the above problem:
--- JsonReader.cs.orig 2015-07-02 18:29:53.554902400 +0900 +++ JsonReader.cs 2015-07-02 18:23:18.075301700 +0900 @@ -215,10 +215,20 @@ '"'); TableAddRow (ParserToken.Text); + TableAddCol (ParserToken.Text, '"', + (int) ParserToken.String); TableAddCol (ParserToken.Text, '[', (int) ParserToken.Array); TableAddCol (ParserToken.Text, '{', (int) ParserToken.Object); + TableAddCol (ParserToken.Text, (int) ParserToken.Number, + (int) ParserToken.Number); + TableAddCol (ParserToken.Text, (int) ParserToken.True, + (int) ParserToken.True); + TableAddCol (ParserToken.Text, (int) ParserToken.False, + (int) ParserToken.False); + TableAddCol (ParserToken.Text, (int) ParserToken.Null, + (int) ParserToken.Null); TableAddRow (ParserToken.Value); TableAddCol (ParserToken.Value, '"',
The current LitJSON is based on RFC 4627 obsoleted by RFC 7159 ( https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7159 ). There are many changes between them.
The trouble I felled into is that:
throws an exception.
In Appendix A of RFC 7159:
So, the result should be "foo" with no exception.
The following patch can fix the above problem: