Rel JSON Ptr forward/backward index manipulation #926
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This allows using a relative pointer to look ahead or behind in arrays when calculating the initial point at which to apply the JSON Pointer that is the suffix of the Relative JSON Pointer.
Relequestual
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Jul 16, 2020
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This has been here forever so I'm merging it. |
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Do we need to update references in other spec files as a result? |
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@Relequestual Before we publish we need to update all of the cross-references. I think they might not build until the target exists? I don't remember. I might submit them in dependency order and update the later ones before submitting? Meh. I really don't recall. |
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Closes #115 (to the extent that it is being adopted- several proposals came and went in that discussion).
This allows using a relative pointer to look ahead or behind
in arrays when calculating the initial point at which to apply
the JSON Pointer that is the suffix of the Relative JSON Pointer.