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Re: Data-Gen using YAJLDTAGEN

Vinay,

I'm not certain what you are expecting.  But what you are describing is how the JSON standards work...  all control characters must be escaped.  The way they are escaped is by putting the unicode hex code into the string...

As far as I can tell, you are saying "is there some way you can get YAJL to stop following the JSON standard?" -- the answer to that is: no.


On 9/26/23 4:33 PM, Vinay Gavankar wrote:
Hi,

I am using YAJLDTAGEN generator to generate JSON string in RPG.

My data has some control characters like x'1C', x'1D' and x'1E' embedded
within other printable characters.

The final JSON string has some other characters instead of my control
characters.

x'1C' is converted to '\u001C' (hex equivalent x'E0A4F0F0F1C3').
x'1E' is converted to '\u001E' (hex equivalent x'E0A4F0F0F1C5').

Is there any way this can be avoided? I want my data to be unchanged in the
JSON string.

TIA
Vinay

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