top | item 45571594 (no title) tracnar | 4 months ago Don't you need to wait for some kind of delimiter (like ",", "]", "}", newline, EOF) before parsing something else than a string? discuss order hn newest rictic|4 months ago Only for numbers! Strings, objects, arrays, true, false, and null all have an unambiguous ending. stefs|4 months ago but you don't do this for strings either, as shown in the examples - partial strings are pushed even though they're not yet ended: {"name": "Ale"} load replies (1)
rictic|4 months ago Only for numbers! Strings, objects, arrays, true, false, and null all have an unambiguous ending. stefs|4 months ago but you don't do this for strings either, as shown in the examples - partial strings are pushed even though they're not yet ended: {"name": "Ale"} load replies (1)
stefs|4 months ago but you don't do this for strings either, as shown in the examples - partial strings are pushed even though they're not yet ended: {"name": "Ale"} load replies (1)
rictic|4 months ago
stefs|4 months ago