The addon convert/json ignores all but the first element of a (non-boxed) array when using enc_json.
enc_json 3 2 1 3 enc_json 3 2 1;4 3 2 [3,4] enc_json <"_1 ]3 2 1 [3,2,1] enc_json <"_1 ]i.3 3 [0,3,6] Is there a reason for this behavior? I realize that encoding 3 2 1 as "[3,2,1]" is ambiguous (since (<"_1]3 2 1) has the same encoding), but encoding as "3" seems even worse since it destroys data rather than formatting. Is there a way around it without modifying the convert/json code? Of course applying <"0 L:0 beforehand will suffice, but it is rather inefficient and decodes to a boxed structure. The best possible solution would be one that encodes any J noun unambiguously into reasonable JSON, but either of the following would be useful: - A method of conversion where dec_json is an exact inverse to end_json, but the intermediate JSON may not make sense (e.g. it has extra decorations for J arrays). - A way of making any J noun a into another noun a1 such that a -: dec_json enc_json a1 . Thanks, Marshall ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
