regex - Unescape unicode in character string -
To parse the Jason string with the Unicode escape sequence, it looks like there is a long standing in and is equivalent and results in exactly the same output when parsed. But for any reason, later does not work in So my question is: has given a big Jason string in R, how do I get all the Unicode sequences Can I save To wit. How do I change all the events of This works for all cases and I'm not getting any strange results yet RJSONIO The bug is like the need to be fixed in the bug
libjson which can not be done any time soon, so I have a solution in R which is the first scenes feeding
\ uxxxx Some references are being made to create unescapes: Jason data is always unicode, by default using
utf-8 , etc. No need to avoid is not. But for historical reasons, JSN supports UNICODE, therefore JSN data
{"x": "zürich"}
{"x": "Z \ u00FCrich"}
RJSONIO . The extra is due to the fact that it supports the reserved Unicode itself. So when we type
"Z \ u00FCrich" in the R console, it automatically gets converted to
"Zürich" . In order to get the actual Jason String in hand, we need to avoid backslash which is the first letter of the Unicode escape sequence in Jason:
test & lt; - '{"x": "jade \\ u00FCrich"}' cat (test)
\ uxxxx by the respective Unicode character? Again, here the
\ uxxxx represents the actual string of 6 characters, which starts with the backslash. Then a
unescape function must be completed:
#Escaped strings escaped & lt; - "Z \\ u00FCrich" #Unescape Unicode Unescope == "Rich in ZA ¼" This is the only thing unescape (escaped) == "Z \ u00FCrich" < P> One thing things can be hard to do is that if backslash has escaped json with another backslash, it is not part of the Unicode escape sequence like
unescape should also be completed:
escaped the backslash for the unescape #Watch ("Z \\\\ u00FCrich") == "Z \\\\ u00FCrich" unescape ("Z" \\\\ u00FCrich ") ==" Jade \\\\ ¼rich "
unescape_unicode & lt; - Function (X) {#single string only stopifnot (is.character (x) & amp; Length (x) == 1) Metering match #find & lt; - gregexpr ("(\ \\\) + U [0-9A-Z] {4}", X, ignoring SEAS = TRUE) if (ME [[1]] [1]> gt; -1) {#parse matches p & lt; - Vapply (regmatches (x, m) [[1]], function (txt) {gsub ("\\", "\\\\", pars (text = paste 0 ('' ', txt,' '') ) List (p)} x}
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