Less than sign "<" turns to unicode with gron tool #22
Description
Hi @tomnomnom
Only just started to use the gron tool, so maybe I am missing something!
When I include a "<" as part of my json file, the "groned" data output includes the unicode (http://unicode-table.com/en/#003C) version of the character "<" (\u003c).
[david.gibbons@7V0DZY1 ~]$ gron --version
gron version 0.3.6
[david.gibbons@7V0DZY1 ~]$
[david.gibbons@7V0DZY1 ~]$ cat example.json
{
"glossary": {
"title": "example glossary",
"GlossDiv": {
"title": "<S"
}
}
}
[david.gibbons@7V0DZY1 ~]$ gron example.json
json = {};
json.glossary = {};
json.glossary.GlossDiv = {};
json.glossary.GlossDiv.title = "\u003cS";
json.glossary.title = "example glossary";
[david.gibbons@7V0DZY1 ~]$ gron example.json | grep '<'
[david.gibbons@7V0DZY1 ~]$
[david.gibbons@7V0DZY1 ~]$ cat example.json | grep '<'
"title": "<S"
[david.gibbons@7V0DZY1 ~]$So then I cannot grep for "<" directly, even though it is in my json file.
Is this something that can be fixed? Thanks