miconda left a comment (kamailio/kamailio#4510)
The alternate separator might not be a "standard" way for the json-path,
indeed, but it has its benefits and it is done in other well-known operations,
like sed/perl substitutions:
```
sed 's/[email protected]/[email protected]/g'
sed 's@/usr/local/sbin@/usr/sbin@g'
```
The benefit being that if you know that a certain character is not in the
expression fields, use it as separator, saving time to check in the code and
escape (which requires allocation of extra space and copy of data).
Otherwise, I haven't used the json module, I just tried to look at its c code
and try to offer a quick workaround.
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