Skip } in associative array - #16
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Add consumeStringUntilNotByte: it does what it says on the tin, consumes the string until it encounters a byte other than the lookingForByte. Use consumeStringUntilNotByte in consumeAssociativeArray to consume the '}' closing bracket, which is necessary when there is additional content beyond the end of a nested associative array.
It locates the first byte that isn't lookingForNot.
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Thank you for doing this. Your change makes perfect sense, but I cannot accept it without a unit test.
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Add consumeStringUntilNotByte: it does what it says on the tin, consumes the string until it encounters a byte other than the lookingForByte.
Use consumeStringUntilNotByte in consumeAssociativeArray to consume the '}' closing bracket, which is necessary when there is additional content beyond the end of a nested associative array.
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