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Trying to use Cheshire to lazily get the stars in the Milky Way one by one from this JSON doesn't work - if I try to parse the "stars" object using core/parsed-seq, it calls directly into parse/parse*, which bypasses the lazy array functionality in parse/parse, and attempts to evaluate the entire galaxy. Even using parse/parse directly doesn't seem to work (but I'm not sure why).
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Cheshire has support for lazily parsing JSON files containing large numbers of objects, but not for parsing large objects themselves.
For example:
Trying to use Cheshire to lazily get the stars in the Milky Way one by one from this JSON doesn't work - if I try to parse the "stars" object using
core/parsed-seq
, it calls directly intoparse/parse*
, which bypasses the lazy array functionality inparse/parse
, and attempts to evaluate the entire galaxy. Even usingparse/parse
directly doesn't seem to work (but I'm not sure why).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: