Eval or Ext.decode or JSON.parse all function issue in Chrome when String has mutiple whitespaces

[Jaikar Ss]

We have String which we want to convert to JSON . We're using function Ext.JSON.decode('{'\Narration'\ : \'Test Test blah \''}') 



Double white spaces between string is converted "Test Test blah". All white space getting removed . Is it Bug from ur side or google chrome 



Version Google Chrome : Version 44.0.2403.52 beta-m 


Please help us

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[PhistucK]

Your code and your JSON string have syntax errors, so I am not sure how to help.

☆PhistucK

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[Jaikar S S]

Hi ,

Here is Example to try   in Google version i mentioned .

Ext.JSON.decode("{\'Narration\' : \'Test    Test blah \'}")

See the screen shot below

[Christian Biesinger]

There is no Ext object in Chrome. I guess it's part of a library you're using, so you'll have to talk to whoever authored that library.

-christian

[Jaikar S S]

Hi


Try With Eval or JSON.parse

[PhistucK]

Yes, I see the issue now. It is only a display issue.

The Developer Tools feature shows you an object preview and I guess, in order to show as much data as possible, it cleans the white space.

JSON.parse("{\"f\":\"p       p\"}")

// Object {f: "p p"}

JSON.parse("{\"f\":\"p       p\"}").f

// "p       p"

As you can see, the actual value has whitespace.

I am not sure whether it is a bug or a feature, but google-chrome-developer-tools is more suited for this discussion.

☆PhistucK

[Jaikar S S]

No It's not display issue . When assign to variable whitespace are getting removed . As shown in the below screen. What should we do

[PhistucK]

It is a display issue - did you even bother to try and run the commands I quoted?
The result of the second command clearly shows that the value assigned to the key preserved the original whitespace.

☆PhistucK

[Jaikar S S]

Yes I did it . Your Example Work but Inside the jsonobject still i feel whitespace been removed and search inside the JSONObject i don't get result

Let me share you example

[PhistucK]

Please, continue the discussion at google-chrome-developer-tools.

☆PhistucK

[Yang Guo]

Your observation is this: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=516989