This is a small change but enables clojure reader compatibility for strings containing characters output by clojurescript as \x.. escaped characters (extended ascii 128-255).
> This is a small change but enables clojure reader compatibility for > strings containing characters output by clojurescript as \x.. escaped > characters (extended ascii 128-255).
>> This is a small change but enables clojure reader compatibility for
>> strings containing characters output by clojurescript as \x.. escaped
>> characters (extended ascii 128-255).
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Here's a prospective patch for ClojureScript that eliminates the use of goog.string.quote, which is the source of the \x.. escapes (as well as unwarranted \u.... escapes):
> This is a small change but enables clojure reader compatibility for strings containing characters output by clojurescript as \x.. escaped characters (extended ascii 128-255).
> Thanks
> Dave
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> Here's a prospective patch for ClojureScript that eliminates the use of
> goog.string.quote, which is the source of the \x.. escapes (as well as
> unwarranted \u.... escapes):
>> This is a small change but enables clojure reader compatibility for
>> strings containing characters output by clojurescript as \x.. escaped
>> characters (extended ascii 128-255).
>> Thanks
>> Dave
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> Here's a prospective patch for ClojureScript that eliminates the use of > goog.string.quote, which is the source of the \x.. escapes (as well as > unwarranted \u.... escapes):
>> This is a small change but enables clojure reader compatibility for >> strings containing characters output by clojurescript as \x.. escaped >> characters (extended ascii 128-255).
>> Thanks
>> Dave
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> fair enough - i wasn't sure how much cljs was relying on the goog string
> lib for safe escaping. If this works and it gets fixed I'm all for it.
> Is there a CLJS ticket raised with this?
> On Saturday, 20 October 2012 02:23:15 UTC+11, Chas Emerick wrote:
> > -1
> > I too have hit issues due to the use of \x.. escapes coming out of
> > ClojureScript, but it doesn't strike me as a Clojure (or edn) problem at
> > all:
> > Here's a prospective patch for ClojureScript that eliminates the use of
> > goog.string.quote, which is the source of the \x.. escapes (as well as
> > unwarranted \u.... escapes):
> >> This is a small change but enables clojure reader compatibility for
> >> strings containing characters output by clojurescript as \x.. escaped
> >> characters (extended ascii 128-255).
> >> Thanks
> >> Dave
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