Kevin Israel 217cb2e3a6 Fix pretty JSON when strings end with backslashes ... If a string encoded as part of the output ends in a backslash (e.g. an edit token), FormatJson::prettyPrint() may incorrectly treat the unescaped double quote marking the end of the string as a character that is part of the string. This is a serious problem in that the "pretty" output may not necessarily be valid JSON; a later string literal might contain one or more of these tokens: :[{,]} To fix the bug, I exploit strtr's behavior when it is given an associative array having keys of the same length to skip over escaped backslashes while replacing escaped double quotes with "\x01". I also updated the corresponding unit test. Change-Id: I159105b6493c14b82cd0a41a95e04bfed744931e		2013-03-30 16:23:24 -04:00
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FormatJsonTest.php	Fix pretty JSON when strings end with backslashes	2013-03-30 16:23:24 -04:00