Hello Mario,
Unless JSON requiers that the keys be in some order,
No, JSON does not require the names of an object to be in alphabetical
order.
the correct solution is to make the check order independent. For
example:
string s = CallReturningJSON();
s = replace(s,`"a":23.54`, `X`);
s = replace(s,`"b":0.0012`, `X`);
s = replace(s,`{"nested":{X,X}}`, `X`);
s = replace(s,`"goodbye":[true,"or",false,["test",42,X]]`, `X`);
s = replace(s,`"array":[12,null,{}]`, `Y`);
s = replace(s,"is\n\ngreat", `Z`);
s = replace(s,`"json":Z`, `Y`);
s = replace(s,`"hello":{Y,Y}`, `X`);
assert(s == `{X,X}`);.
But this is lengthy and seems to lack additional assert checks.
It's a little wordy but it has one line per things it is checking. And adjusting
it to give more asserts is trivial.
Until then, broken unit tests pass...
Spot on. The unittest is broken. Not the thing it's testing and not foreach.
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