Result.Bool() can parse 'false' as false #66
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Hi, @tidwall Can you release a new version? Thanks. |
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Just did. Thanks! |
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It works, thank you very much! |
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Hi, @tidwall
I hope gjson can parse "false" as false and I made it.
In standard JSON, "false" shouldn't be equal to false. However, given that gjson is really useful and ergonomic, I always translate XML or YAML to JSON and parse it using gjson.
In XML or YAML, it's hard to judge if a "false" is string or bool, so we always regard it as string when it is translated to JSON.
Thank you.