Mouse wrote in <202407122106.raa17...@stone.rodents-montreal.org>: |>>> I note the specification does not forbid the handling of lines |>>> longer than LINE_MAX characters. |>> No, it certainly does not do that. | |Yeah; like a lot of examples, recovery from error cases is allowed to |be "handle it as if the limit weren't there". | |> It is your fault to think normal rules apply to JSON, for sure. | |Well, I would say, rather, that it the mistake lies in expecting normal |text tools to work on newline-free JSON, or minified javascript, or |other pseudo-text data without newlines).
Maybe yes. Pretty sure even. |But, yeah, "they don't care any more". I have yet to find a way to Yeah, really. That. And then i want mupdf (which became a monster that has a 143 MB package here) to give me a way to look and scroll through the history. Just a window with the content. Has not even a window that shows shortcuts. |configure recent Linuces so that text tools (ul, sed, etc) work in the |"each octet is exactly one character" paradigm (which I want more often |than they seem to think I should, even when working on Linux). LC_ALL=C i would say. (If that is not C.UTF-8 ;) |For that matter I have lost track of the number of tools (Linux tools |are the worst but by no means only offenders) that assume X3.64 |sequences do whatever it is the program is expecting them to...and then |there's recent gcc, which outputs *mis-terminated* OSCs. Not encountered that yet here. I only have problems with GNU bison when running it (for nawk) in some container. bug-bison on April 26th bison -d awkgram.y awkgram.yawkgram.y: : warning:warning:3399;49m;49m 62 shift/reduce conflicts62 shift/reduce conflicts [ [ 7 reduce/reduce conflicts] [8;id=5]984;dicd7=750909046d1c67f7101050b63196dfb1d1050b03090d0b0d10;0h0t0t0p0s0:1/;/hwtwtwp.sg:n/u/.wowrwg./gsnouf.towragr/es/obfitswoanr/em/abniusaoln//hmtamnlu_a nlo/dhet/mDli_angondoes/tDiicasg.nhotsmtli#cWsc.ohntfmlli#cWtcso-nrfrl\c-Wconflicts-rrt[-3r9r;\9-Wconflicts-rrm389;;;4\m] awkgram.y: note:note: erun with option '-Wcounterexamples' to generate conflict counterexamples[f111d207]580;0i0d00=050919;h4ttdpcs7:/7/0w0w0w.gnu.org/softw6a1r6ef/1b1i1sdo2n/ma0nu7a4l2/0h0t0 39;49m rerun with option '-Wcounterexamples' to generate conflict counterexamplescts-rri[o3n9/;m4a9nmu]l8/;h;t\l_no]de cc -g -Wall -pedantic -Wcast-qual -O2 -c -o [.] ... Have this for years, but it seems it is the library underground and noone else uses strange namespace containers in favour of docker or something. --steffen | |Der Kragenbaer, The moon bear, |der holt sich munter he cheerfully and one by one |einen nach dem anderen runter wa.ks himself off |(By Robert Gernhardt)
