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Just don't do what, edit your data? The problem is all JSON implementations agree what a properly encoded JSON file look like, and it's not true for CSV. Arbit
by taway1237 3y ago
Just don't do what, edit your data? The problem is all JSON implementations agree what a properly encoded JSON file look like, and it's not true for CSV.
Arbitrary CSV is not, in general, round-trippable.
- gkbrk 3y ago> all JSON implementations agree what a properly encoded JSON file look like You clearly haven't had to deal with tools that cannot read and write a JSON file without messing up and truncating large numbers.
- efreak 3y agoJson is JavaScript Object Notation. Javascript itself doesn't large numbers like 2^65 or accurate numbers like 2^55+75. The json spec doesn't limit numbers to 2^51 or 2^64, but also doesn't guarantee that they will be supported.