Hallvord R. M. Steen wrote:
Another question: The JSON grammar says
JSONNumber ::
-opt DecimalIntegerLiteral JSONFraction opt ExponentPart opt
JSONFraction ::
. DecimalDigits
This apparently makes numbers like "1." illegal? Should this really throw:
JSON.parse('[1.]') ?
And what about
JSON.parse('[1.e10]') ?
Both are of course allowed in normal JavaScript source text.
There are lots of things accepted by JavaScript that are not part of JSON.
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