On 2011-12-09 10:06, Apache Wiki wrote:
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The "Jsop" page has been changed by ThomasMueller:
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Comment:
Preserve order of child nodes
'''addNodeDiff:'''
* + pathString: object
+ The added node may contain child nodes. The order of child node is preserved,
that means, when requesting the object, the child nodes will appear in the same
order as they appear when the node was added. This only applies to child nodes
however; it does not apply to the order of properties. For example, an
implementation may sort the properties by name.
+
> ...
Not sure this is a good idea, as long as we pretend that this format has
something to do with JSON. The main purpose of JSON is that the objects
can be instantiated again in JavaScript, at which point the ordering
becomes undefined.
Best regards, Julian
