According to the JSON grammar, there needs to be at least one thing, be it an object, value, or array. Shouldn't a parsing exception (EOF) be thrown for these? hasNext(), in addition to next(), throws a JsonParsingException when it advances to the next event, and since the parser encounters an EOF before the next event, it's technically invalid JSON.
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https://github.com/leadpony/jsonp-test-suite/blob/5efa9962d5a0452a00e8a2b2546b541991be5190/src/main/java/org/leadpony/jsonp/testsuite/tests/AbstractJsonParserTest.java#L118-L119
According to the JSON grammar, there needs to be at least one thing, be it an object, value, or array. Shouldn't a parsing exception (EOF) be thrown for these?
hasNext(), in addition tonext(), throws aJsonParsingExceptionwhen it advances to the next event, and since the parser encounters an EOF before the next event, it's technically invalid JSON.Ref: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8259#section-2