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I've tested with json-c 0.12 and also with master code.
I've reduced the issue to this simple main.c:
#include <stdio.h> #include <json-c/json.h> int main(int n, char** v){ char *str= "{ \"min\": Infinity, \"max\": -Infinity}"; printf("%s\n", str); fprintf(stderr, "%p\n", json_tokener_parse(str)); return 0; }
json_tokener_parse doesn't parse correctly the second Infinity.
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Fixed json-c#371: -Infinity correctly parsed after other Infinity
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Issue #371: fix parsing of "-Infinity" (although in a somewhat differ…
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…ent location than PR#372 used), and add a case to test_parse to check for this.
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I've tested with json-c 0.12 and also with master code.
I've reduced the issue to this simple main.c:
json_tokener_parse doesn't parse correctly the second Infinity.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: