in reply to Re^2: JSON or XML? (JSON!)
in thread JSON or XML?
Thanks!
DTDSo this means something like defining your own language? E.g.
<barber></barber>, <scissors></scissors>instead of
<paragraph></paragraph>, <bold></bold>etc. ?
But, really, you can just use a list for ordered pairs.You can even pass an entire time series with JSON. http://vimeo.com/35005701
I sometimes wish JSON didn't allow any types of scalar data other than strings."Numbers are not quoted. It would be insane to require quotes around numbers." —Douglas Crockford http://www.json.org/fatfree.html
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