How to give custom parsing higher precedence or change string “definition”
I'm trying to change parsing of JSON files/code so that it recognizes that not everything under double quotes is really a string (JSON "by the book" puts everything into strings). I'm using excerpt from a schema since it has additional complexity. For example in
"title": {
"type": "string"
}
"title", "type" and "string" are actually different kinds of symbols.
I can get it to distinguish these with regexp but the built-in definition of string takes precedence for everything inside double quotes.
So I need either a way push the precedence of custom parsers up or a way to redefine string (so that it becomes context aware). Doesn't have to be via UI - hacking a config file is perfectly acceptable :-)
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I'm trying to change parsing of JSON files/code so that it recognizes that not everything under double quotes is really a string (JSON "by the book" puts everything into strings). I'm using excerpt from a schema since it has additional complexity. For example in
"title": {
"type": "string"
}
"title", "type" and "string" are actually different kinds of symbols.
I can get it to distinguish these with regexp but the built-in definition of string takes precedence for everything inside double quotes.
So I need either a way push the precedence of custom parsers up or a way to redefine string (so that it becomes context aware). Doesn't have to be via UI - hacking a config file is perfectly acceptable :-)
source-insight
asked Nov 13 at 3:52
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I'm trying to change parsing of JSON files/code so that it recognizes that not everything under double quotes is really a string (JSON "by the book" puts everything into strings). I'm using excerpt from a schema since it has additional complexity. For example in
"title": {
"type": "string"
}
"title", "type" and "string" are actually different kinds of symbols.
I can get it to distinguish these with regexp but the built-in definition of string takes precedence for everything inside double quotes.
So I need either a way push the precedence of custom parsers up or a way to redefine string (so that it becomes context aware). Doesn't have to be via UI - hacking a config file is perfectly acceptable :-)
source-insight
asked Nov 13 at 3:52
ZXX
4,1132031
I'm trying to change parsing of JSON files/code so that it recognizes that not everything under double quotes is really a string (JSON "by the book" puts everything into strings). I'm using excerpt from a schema since it has additional complexity. For example in
"title": {
"type": "string"
}
"title", "type" and "string" are actually different kinds of symbols.
I can get it to distinguish these with regexp but the built-in definition of string takes precedence for everything inside double quotes.
So I need either a way push the precedence of custom parsers up or a way to redefine string (so that it becomes context aware). Doesn't have to be via UI - hacking a config file is perfectly acceptable :-)
source-insight
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asked Nov 13 at 3:52
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4,1132031
asked Nov 13 at 3:52
ZXX
4,1132031
asked Nov 13 at 3:52
ZXX
4,1132031
asked Nov 13 at 3:52
ZXX
4,1132031
asked Nov 13 at 3:52
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