Hi,
Hope you can help with this problem. I’m using json to save a complex data structure. I was having some odd issues with data not being decoded correctly, so I have reduced the problem to the following test-case:
local json = require("json")
-- TEST CASE 1
local data1 = {}
data1[1] = {}
data1[1][1] = {}
data1[1][1].value = 10
local encodedData1 = json.encode(data1)
local decodedData1 = json.decode(encodedData1)
print(decodedData1[1][1].value)
-- TEST CASE 2
local data2 = {}
data2[1] = {}
data2[1].value = 20;
data2[1][1] = {}
data2[1][1].value = 10
local encodedData2 = json.encode(data2)
local decodedData2 = json.decode(encodedData2)
print(decodedData2[1][1].value) TEST CASE 1 succeeds but TEST CASE 2 fails. If line 17 is commented out, TEST CASE 2 passes again. So it seems that if a table node has an entry on that node, any child nodes are ignored.
Is this a problem with my code, or a bug in json?
Thanks for your help,
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