JSON defines several characters (here) which must be escaped when serializing. Currently serializer handles correctly only three of them: \", \n and \.
This PR adds the rest of characters: \r, \t, \f, \b, \/.
The deserializer however works properly and does not need any changes. But I added tests just to be sure.
callum-oakley
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4 years ago
JSON defines several characters (here) which must be escaped when serializing. Currently serializer handles correctly only three of them: \", \n and \. This PR adds the rest of characters: \r, \t, \f, \b, \/.
The deserializer however works properly and does not need any changes. But I added tests just to be sure.