Hello everyone
I'm asking here because this is more related to web programming than Tcl
programming at large.
I was using Tcllib's json utility to compose return messages to be sent
in response to Ajax requests generated with JQuery. I assumed that
creating such Json messages was rocket science and ended up wasting time
debugging an error that arose simply because of missing quotes
package require json
::json::dict2json [dict create a1 v1 a2 v2 a3 v3 a4 "v v v v4"]
{"a1": v1
,"a2": v2
,"a3": v3
,"a4": v v v v4
}
Ok, having a simple procedure that creates json correctly recognized and
parsed messages took a handful of seconds, still I grew uneasy after I
got to know that the Tcl standard Json utility is apparently useless for
a relatively common task such as sending data in response to an Ajax
interaction.
Am I missing something? Is it possible that no one ever complained about it?
-- Massimo
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