Remove newline characters from JSON #3
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In some cases (did not figure out when and when not), toJSON leads to representations like
> toJSON(x_2)
[1] "[ [\n \"Scenario\",\n\"Waterbody\", ....
instead of
> toJSON(x_1)
[1] "[ [ \"Scenario\", \"Waterbody\", ...
which makes python.assign fail with the message
SyntaxError: EOL while scanning string literal
This can be avoided by substituting the newline characters in the JSON string before it is passed to the Python interpreter.
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Thanks for this nice package!
In some cases (did not figure out when and when not), toJSON leads to representations like
instead of
which makes python.assign fail with the message
This can be avoided by substituting the newline characters in the JSON string before it is passed to the Python interpreter.
I am not clear what the difference between the code in this github project and the r-forge project is, this also applies to the code on r-forge. I only submitted the fix here, as it is easier on github.