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Henrik Hjelte <henrik@evahjelte.com>**20100117215948
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[json-rpc-handle-notifications
rpgoldman@sift.info**20091230211756
 
 A couple of modifications to hande JSON-RPC notifications (like normal requests, but they
 don't expect a response).  
 
 Also made it possible to invoke a helper function of invoke-json with the pieces of the
 request.  This is necessary because you can't use the standard invoke-rpc if you've 
 already parsed the JSON message from the client.
 
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[removed-allegro-from-some-tests
rpgoldman@sift.info**20100102221106
 
 Some tests don't work on allegro on macosx or on allegro simpliciter.
 These seem like limitations of allegro, so I have added features flags
 to mask them.
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[catch-read-numeric-overflow-on-allegro
rpgoldman@sift.info**20100105201756
 
 On Allegro Common Lisp, when there's a numeric overflow in the reader,
 they don't signal a reader-error, but a simple-error (I have reported this
 and they may fix it in the future).  This patch makes use of information
 about that simple-error to catch the case in parse-number and treat it 
 the way parse-number overflows are handled on other lisps.
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[fixed-allegro-reader-error
rpgoldman@sift.info**20100110051717] 
[reorganized-json-rpc-encoding
rpgoldman@sift.info**20100110051821
 
 Reorganized JSON-RPC result encoding, using CLOS, to make it more flexible,
 along lines discussed on the mailing list.
 
 Also added /partial/ support for JSON-RPC 2.0.
 
 This support is not yet tested in the test suite.
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[export-json-rpc-version-constants
rpgoldman@sift.info**20100113210938] 
[record-function-names-not-functions
rpgoldman@sift.info**20100114024541
 
   Originally, when one defined a function to be exported as a json-rpc
   function, the function object was cached in a hash table.  This made it
   very difficult to debug with the CL tracer, since the trace-encapsulated
   function wouldn't make it onto the function table.  However, this problem
   goes away with this patch, which caches the function /name/ (a symbol)
   instead of the function itself.  Since json-rpc functions are invoked
   with APPLY, nothing else need change.  Slightly less efficient, but
   JSON-RPC is never going to be that efficient anyway.
 
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[add-json-rpc-2.0-support
rpgoldman@sift.info**20100114024858
 
 A large number of changes that provide json-rpc-2.0 support to 
 cl-json.  Tests are included.
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[Killed some trailing whitespace.
rpgoldman@sift.info**20100115234144] 
[Fix to ENCODE-JSON-NUMBER to remove D characters that break the JSON readers.
rpgoldman@sift.info**20110622211339] 
[Better fix to ENCODE-JSON-NUMBER from Boris Smilga.
rpgoldman@sift.info**20110623005733] 
[Tweak to Boris Smilga's ENCODE-JSON-NUMBER fix.  Sort float subtypes from smallest to largest.
rpgoldman@sift.info**20110623010610] 
[Add check for rationals to ENCODE-JSON-NUMBER, per Boris Smilga.
rpgoldman@sift.info**20110623144708] 
[Refactoring of the rational test in ENCODE-JSON-NUMBER, per Boris Smilga.
rpgoldman@sift.info**20110624022244] 
[bump-to-0.4.1
rpgoldman@sift.info**20110625000531] 
[Fixed typecase in ENCODE-JSON-NUMBER.
rpgoldman@sift.info**20110625030416] 
[Added conditional compilations to kill Clozure etypecase warnings.
rpgoldman@sift.info**20110625151607] 
[Added test case to check for exponent markers in float encodings.
rpgoldman@sift.info**20110625151708] 
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