Hello
It seems to me there is a bug in __convertObject() if the underlying
object already has a native toJSON implementation. Because in that
case you do:
return this.__convert(incoming.toJSON(key), key); (l. 413 in Qx 1.2)
whereas incoming.toJSON(key) already returns a String. So since it
will go into __convert again the return String will get extra quotes
and will be converted - clearly not what we want.
I tried today not with a native implementation but with Prototype's
implementation and ran into a bug because of this.
I think it is sufficient to change the line to:
return incoming.toJSON(key);
It works in my case anyway. Should I open a bug or someone will
analyze it and fix it right away?
PS: I am still waiting for a wiki account to put our application in
the real life examples. If someone can make me an account that would
be great.
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