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var foo = `["m",9536]`;
Emits
var foo = "[\"m\",\u0039536]"; // ?
I came across this by pasting JSON into a template string. Whats '\u003' ?
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Good news! That's actually \u0039, which is ASCII 9, so this is technically not wrong.
\u0039
9
Bad news: our escaping is broken for cases like this. I'll have a fix out in a bit.
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:) Found fix in core.ts var escapedCharsRegExp = /[\0-\x19\t\v\f\b\0\r\n\u2028\u2029\u0085]/g;
Yup, correcting it now.
DanielRosenwasser
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Emits
I came across this by pasting JSON into a template string. Whats '\u003' ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: