2.4.1

Any control chars in map keys are now escaped in Hjson and JSON output.

2.4

Now includes <cstdint> in the file hjson.h which is required by GCC 13.

2.3

Fixes problems with values and/or closing brackets ending up inside comments, even when the tree was unmarshalled from a document.

It is still possible to get this problem when programmatically setting comments.

If DecoderOptions::whitespaceAsComments is set to true, comments now also include trailing whitespace after quoteless strings.

2.2

Changed behavior:

• UnmarshalFromFile() will now ignore the last line feed in a file if the file ends with a comment. Before this change, a read-write cycle of a file with comments would always add one more line feed at the end of the file if the file ended with a comment.
• The output from Merge() of two maps now uses the key order from the second Hjson::Value argument because the second argument is typically from an input file written by a user, and we don't want to keep changing the order that the user had decided.

Bug fixes:

• Lower (second level or deeper) level maps now keep their comments in the output from Merge().
• Value::clone() now keep all comments.

2.1

Added Hjson::Value bracket operators for non-const char* to avoid overload ambiguity.

2.0

Major release containing several breaking changes.

Biggest change: can now read and write comments.

• enum class for Hjson::Value types
• changed default options
• assignment and arithmetic operators for all primitive C++ types
• read and write comments
• convenience file functions
• MarshalWithOptions() replaced by Marshal() overload
• DefaultOptions() replaced by brace-or-equal-initializers in EncoderOptions

1.6.1

All links changed from hjson.org to hjson.github.io.

1.6

Added option omitRootBraces for MarshalWithOptions(). The default value is false, so the default behavior has not changed.

Fixed problem with insertion order being lost when cloning or merging values.

1.5

Added Cmake option HJSON_NUMBER_PARSER for choosing which number parsing method to use.

1.4.1

More relevant message in syntax errors thrown for invalid syntax inside an element of a root object declared without tags.