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| Re: Esc: maps nested in arrays and vice versa - underdevelopment or a bug? [message #3202 is a reply to message #3200] |
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ok, here is a simple example:
menus1={ menu :"MainMenu", submenus :"MainSubmenu1" };
menus2={ "menu":"MainMenu", "submenus":"MainSubmenu1" };
x<<to_string(menus1)<<"\n";
x<<to_string(menus1)<<"\n";
OUTPUT:
{ void:"MainSubmenu1" }
{ "menu":"MainMenu" }, "submenus":"MainSubmenu1" }
Is this normal?
And I can't understand the reason for one more extra curly bracket in the middle in the case with quoted keys (menu2)...
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