> Yes, shell is definitely too weak to parse JSON!
Parsing is a trivial, rejecting invalid input is trivial, the problem is representing the parsed content in a meaningful way.
> bash completion scripts try to parse bash in bash
You're talking about ble.sh, right? I investigated it as well.
I think they made some choices that eventually led to the parser being too complex, largely due to the problem of representing what was parsed.
> Also, OSH is now FASTER than bash, in both computation and I/O.
According to my tests, this is true. Congratulations!
Parsing is a trivial, rejecting invalid input is trivial, the problem is representing the parsed content in a meaningful way.
> bash completion scripts try to parse bash in bash
You're talking about ble.sh, right? I investigated it as well.
I think they made some choices that eventually led to the parser being too complex, largely due to the problem of representing what was parsed.
> Also, OSH is now FASTER than bash, in both computation and I/O.
According to my tests, this is true. Congratulations!