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indent param #25
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if a string is passed to indent, the indent char is the first char of the string and the indent char count is the length of the indent string. e.g. indent="\t\t" would be 2 tabs (but so would indent="\tA".
decide whether to keep this. might be nice if someone wanted to use tabs instead of spaces.
if kept, need to raise an exception if the string is not ascii.
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sontek commentedon Sep 17, 2015
I think staying compatible with the python stdlib would be nice here, so only supporting integers
indent=4. The stdlib uses theseparatorskwargs to allow people to add tabs if they wantkenrobbins commentedon Sep 17, 2015
The stdlib supports strings now:
https://docs.python.org/3/library/json.html
It will be easier and less weird if we only support ints though.
Declare indentCharCount as an unsigned integer