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I could not get an extended parser form (something like) "$..key[?(@.sub == "bar"] to work. Tried many forms. Then I started digging into the code and I ran across what I show below. It looks odd (having put together a number of lalr grammars myself). I'd expect the rule to be something like "sorts: sorts sort". Just thought I'd report .
@mwette If you can provide the following information I think it will be easier to understand how to address this issue:
A relatively simple base document
The JSON path to apply to the document using .find()
The expected output
These three values can be plugged directly into the test suite to help identify the root cause.
If you can provide the full document you're working with, that's great, but if you're able to reduce the document to the smallest size that reproduces the issue it will be helpful! 👍
I could not get an extended parser form (something like)
"$..key[?(@.sub == "bar"]
to work. Tried many forms. Then I started digging into the code and I ran across what I show below. It looks odd (having put together a number of lalr grammars myself). I'd expect the rule to be something like"sorts: sorts sort"
. Just thought I'd report .The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: