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Hi All,
I am using json_strip_white_space() to strip of white spaces from a JSON payload generated from a different source. The JSON paylaod is valid. What I observed is that the processed output removes any content after "/".
PAYLOAD:
[
  {
     "KEY1" : "VALUE1",
     "KEY2" : "VALUE2",
     "KEY3" : "\"STR: STRING1\"\n",
     "KEY4" : "\"STR:/// STRING2\"\n",
     "KEY5"   : 123
  }
]
The output of the json_strip_white_space():  Please note that "STRING2" has been removed.

[{"KEY1":"VALUE1","KEY2":"VALUE2","KEY3":"\"STR:STRING1\"\n","KEY4":"\"STR:"KEY5":123}]

Appreciate input on this issue.


Regards,Alap

This doesn't seem to build on Darwin.  What do you think I'm doing wrong?

pc5:libjson rhett$ sudo make install                                                                                   
============================================================
libjson version: 7.6.1 target:  OS: Darwin
============================================================
Install header files
mkdir -p /usr/include/libjson
cp -f ./*.h /usr/include/libjson
mkdir -p /usr/include/libjson/_internal/Source
cp -f ./_internal/Source/*.h /usr/include/libjson/_internal/Source
cp -r ./_internal/Source/JSONDefs /usr/include/libjson/_internal/Source
chmod -R a+r /usr/include/libjson
find  /usr/include/libjson -type d -exec chmod a+x {} \;
cp -rv _internal/Source/Dependencies/ /usr/include/libjson/_internal/Source
cp: _internal/Source/Dependencies/: No such file or directory
make: *** [install_headers] Error 1

Posted this to the forum, but dosent look like theres any action there so trying here instead :)
Relevant json:

				"Frustrum" : [
					0,
					0.785,
					1.333333333333333,
					0.1,
					100.0
				]


Relevant code:

		
			const JSONNode& frustrumArray = jsonNode["Frustrum"];
			std::string test = frustrumArray.write();
			if (frustrumArray.at(0).as_int() == FrustrumType::FromFov)
			{
				cam->SetFrustrum(static_cast<Real>(frustrumArray.at(1).as_float()),
								 static_cast<Real>(frustrumArray.at(2).as_float()),
								 static_cast<Real>(frustrumArray.at(3).as_float()),
								 static_cast<Real>(frustrumArray.at(4).as_float()));
			}


I'm getting a string iterator is not dereferenceable assertion error here.. its in line 144 in JSONWorker.cpp.. the test string is set to "[0,0.785,1.333333333333333,0.1,100.0]" .. what am I doing wrong?
 		 	   		  

Hi Johnathan

  Thanks for your work on libjson.

  I don't see a license file in the libjson release.
As a result, it makes it difficult to chose to use
libjson.   I want to interface to it from R, an open
source (GPL2) programming language.

 Can you let me know under what license or conditions consumers
can use libjson.

  Thanks,
    Duncan