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That depends on your original string. I'm not sure why you're getting a "\v" in your resulting string, that's not valid. Otherwise, everything else in your string is valid...
Philippe
On Thu, Jun 28, 2012 at 9:33 PM, bjuhn wrote:
Hi There,I'm using jsonFormat.printToString(message) and I'm finding that my byte fields are invalid json. The resulting strings container single escapes rather than double... i.e. "\v\u0018\uffd8\uffb0\uffe3\uffb4\u0002"Shouldn't these be double escaped?Thanks!
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