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Char can be anything not " or \. You don't have to escape unicode. If you want to just use Unicode and encode as UTF-8 then go nuts. This is valid JSON: {
by quink 13y ago
Char can be anything not " or \.
You don't have to escape unicode. If you want to just use Unicode and encode as UTF-8 then go nuts.
This is valid JSON:
{
"äöü": "大家好",
"clef": "𝄞"
}
- penguindev 13y agoI realize that. I'm just sad to see UTF-16 vestiges living on, in current specs. Who can fathom how much misery and billions of dollars in wasted productivity (byte order marks - fun!) that wrought upon the IT landscape.... Python has an upper case \UXXXXXXXX literal that seems a lot cleaner.
- deleted 13y ago[deleted]