• Peter Sommerfeld (12/12) Sep 19 2012 Hi Everyone!
• Jesse Phillips (6/18) Sep 19 2012 Save a copy of it locally and make the changes needed. There is a
• Peter Sommerfeld (3/25) Sep 19 2012 Thanks Jesse, will do so!
• Sean Kelly (5/20) Sep 20 2012 It sounds like what you really want is pretty printing from toJSON. =
• Peter Sommerfeld (3/6) Sep 20 2012 Agreed! Where can the version be seen which are on review ?

"Peter Sommerfeld" <noreply rubrica.at> writes:

Hi Everyone!

I'm new to :D and have a small problem with std.json.

If I use parseJSON() or toJSON() all whitespaces are
removed. I would like it to have them preserved for
better readability for users.

In std.json.d various functions contain SkipWhitespace
as parameter but that is not propagated to the toplevel
functions.

Are there any strong reasons for this behavior or can
I rebuild it with SkipWhitespace = true? Or is there
another way to work around it.

Peter

"Jesse Phillips" <Jessekphillips+D gmail.com> writes:

On Wednesday, 19 September 2012 at 20:06:31 UTC, Peter Sommerfeld 
wrote:
 Hi Everyone!

 I'm new to :D and have a small problem with std.json.

 If I use parseJSON() or toJSON() all whitespaces are
 removed. I would like it to have them preserved for
 better readability for users.

 In std.json.d various functions contain SkipWhitespace
 as parameter but that is not propagated to the toplevel
 functions.

 Are there any strong reasons for this behavior or can
 I rebuild it with SkipWhitespace = true? Or is there
 another way to work around it.

 Peter

Save a copy of it locally and make the changes needed. There is a 
new version of std.json which is waiting on changes to 
std.variant and review... Anyway not much will happen with the 
current version so this will be good anyway.

"Peter Sommerfeld" <noreply rubrica.at> writes:

Jesse Phillips wrote:
 Peter Sommerfeld wrote:
 Hi Everyone!

 I'm new to :D and have a small problem with std.json.

 If I use parseJSON() or toJSON() all whitespaces are
 removed. I would like it to have them preserved for
 better readability for users.

 In std.json.d various functions contain SkipWhitespace
 as parameter but that is not propagated to the toplevel
 functions.

 Are there any strong reasons for this behavior or can
 I rebuild it with SkipWhitespace = true? Or is there
 another way to work around it.

 Peter

 Save a copy of it locally and make the changes needed. There is a new  
 version of std.json which is waiting on changes to std.variant and  
 review... Anyway not much will happen with the current version so this  
 will be good anyway.

Thanks Jesse, will do so!

Peter

Sean Kelly <sean invisibleduck.org> writes:

On Sep 19, 2012, at 1:07 PM, Peter Sommerfeld <noreply rubrica.at> =
wrote:

 Hi Everyone!
=20
 I'm new to :D and have a small problem with std.json.
=20
 If I use parseJSON() or toJSON() all whitespaces are
 removed. I would like it to have them preserved for
 better readability for users.
=20
 In std.json.d various functions contain SkipWhitespace
 as parameter but that is not propagated to the toplevel
 functions.
=20
 Are there any strong reasons for this behavior or can
 I rebuild it with SkipWhitespace =3D true? Or is there
 another way to work around it.

It sounds like what you really want is pretty printing from toJSON.  =
It's really not too hard to add, and I'd like it too.  I think this will =
have to wait for the new std.json, whenever we get that though.=

"Peter Sommerfeld" <noreply rubrica.at> writes:

Sean Kelly wrote:

 It sounds like what you really want is pretty printing from toJSON.   
 It's really not too hard to add, and I'd like it too.  I think this will  
 have to wait for the new std.json, whenever we get that though.

Agreed! Where can the version be seen which are on review ?

Peter