In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, DH wrote:
>> And what about true vs True and false vs False ?-)
>
> The syntax is the same, except for, as I said, JSON's multiline comments.
> The semantics do differ, but that has nothing to do with the user's
> question, about an alternative to XML for data representation. You
> can use "true" or True or "null" or None or whatever semantic values
> you want.
You can't use `True`, `False` and `None` in JSON documents. And strings
are delimited by `"` and not `'`. The `\x??` escape is forbidden in
strings and it's not allowed to leave out a leading zero in numbers, nor
is it allowed to start a number with a unary `+`.
Ciao,
Marc 'BlackJack' Rintsch
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