On Sat, Oct 13, 2012 at 5:40 PM, Leo <sdl.web at gmail.com> wrote:
> Use this script on a json file and observe all the trailing spaces
> generated. (screenshot attached.)
Confirmed as still the case in Python 3 (specifically, with an early
alpha of 3.3 and with 3.2 for Windows). It's because the item
separator is '; ' and the newline and indent are appended to that.
That can be overridden with:
json.dumps({"asdf":"123","qwer":"234","zxcv":"345"},indent=4,separators=(',',':
'))
but that compacts everything, not sure if that's what you want.
The code in question is in Lib/json/encoder.py in the source tree; I'm
sure you could post on the tracker (hint) with a patch (hint hint) if
you want it to strip spaces followed by newlines.
ChrisA
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