This is more of a "out of curiosity" post.
I'm putting something together that handles some ui style configurations
specified by either *.json and/or *.properties files. There's some junit
tests in <project>/src/test/java/.../decorators I put files named
styles.json and styles.properties in that same directory.
The file "styles.json" is marked in error; so my whole project
hierarchically is in error. The last line of the file The file looks like
{
"default": {
"foreground": "#333333",
...
"bold": true
},
}
The last line, the single '}', has a wavy red underline, with the stop
sign '!' in the gutter. Mouse over says
Mismatch input '}' expecting String
----
(Alt-Enter shows hints)
Moving the cursor to the last line and doing "Alt-Enter" brings up a one
line unadorned box with a black border and white background that says
mismatched input '}' expecting String
I looked in Options>Editor>Hints and found nothing in any Language, and
"Search:" of json produced nothing. I looked in a few other Options'
tabs; I guess under Miscellaneous>Files I could ignore *.json.
I got rid of the bad trailing comma and that fixed the problem. But
where did this json parser come from and why are there no
controls/configuration for it? I guess it's better to have it with no
controls/ui-work, than not have it at all.
-ernie
