Bugs in 0.9.2

[SmartAudioTools]

Hello !
Thanks for the new version !
I found to bugs in this 0.9.2 version with access to encoder attributs (there are maybe others, but i did'nt test all attributs access)

encoder indent attribut is not saved in encoder.indent :

>>> import rapidjson
>>> encoder = rapidjson.Encoder()
>>> encoder.indent
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
AttributeError: 'rapidjson.Encoder' object has no attribute 'indent'

encoder ensure_ascii is saved in sort_keys :

>>> import rapidjson
>>> encoder = rapidjson.Encoder(sort_keys = False, ensure_ascii = True)
>>> encoder.sort_keys
True
>>> encoder = rapidjson.Encoder(sort_keys = False, ensure_ascii = False)
>>> encoder.sort_keys
False

[lelit]

Thank you for the report, this went unnoticed for a long time!

[lelit]

Fixed in v0.9.3!

[SmartAudioTools]

Hello!
Only the bug with encoder.sort_keys is fixed . There is still a problem accessing to encoder.indent :/

[lelit]

There's no .indent attribute: the indent parameter is overloaded, it may be either a str or an int, respectively exposed as .indent_char and .indent_count.

[SmartAudioTools]

Ok ! :) I can do without, but there is no way to know if indent = None.

>>> import rapidjson
>>> encoder = rapidjson.Encoder(indent= 4)
>>> encoder.indent_char
' '
>>> encoder.indent_count
4
>>> encoder([1,2])
'[\n    1,\n    2\n]'
>>> encoder = rapidjson.Encoder(indent= None)
>>> encoder.indent_char
' '
>>> encoder.indent_count
4
>>> encoder([1,2])
'[1,2]'

[lelit]

You can inspect the write_mode attribute:

>>> import rapidjson
>>> e = rapidjson.Encoder()
>>> e.indent_char
' '
>>> e.indent_count
4
>>> e.write_mode
0
>>> e.write_mode == rapidjson.WM_COMPACT
True
>>> e = rapidjson.Encoder(indent=4)
>>> e.indent_char
' '
>>> e.indent_count
4
>>> e.write_mode
1
>>> e.write_mode == rapidjson.WM_PRETTY
True