Am 17.08.2015 um 22:58 schrieb Suliman:
String is a valid range, but parseJSONValue takes a *reference* to a
range, because it directly consumes the range and leaves anything that
appears after the JSON value in the range. toJSON() on the other hand
assumes that the JSON value occupies the whole input range.
Yeas, I understood, but maybe it's better to rename it (or add attention
in docs, I seen your changes, but I think that you should extend it
more, to prevent people doing mistake that I did) , because I think that
it would be hard to understand it for people who come from other
languages. I am writing in D for a long time, but still some things make
me confuse...
I agree that the naming can be a bit confusing at first, but I chose
those names to be consistent with std.conv (to!T and parse!T). I've also
just noticed that the parser module example erroneously uses
parseJSONValue(). With proper examples, this should hopefully not be
that big of a deal.
