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I have a project where I need to pass a JSON string as the contents of a
json object. (Please don't ask why.... I'm past that point.. haha).
Anyhow, does the yajl_stringify() or yajl_stringifyStr() function escape
the JSON so this can be done, or is that something I will need to do
manually. It looks like specifically the double quotes need to be escaped
with \".
Or is there a better way?
So basically I have to:
1. Build the first JSON
2. Stringify the JSON
3. Add that JSON as the value of another JSON document.
TIA!
Bradley V. Stone
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