❔ Convert unicode characters in json value to Japanese or Chinese or Korean characters.
How may I do this?
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what do you mean?
this is the code
I mean this is something to do with decompiled obfuscated code
I'm not even sure they should be helped
Hard to say
I knew this method with Newtonsoft and System.Text.Json.
That was what I was doing originally.
Console.WriteLine(JsonConvert.SerializeObject(JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(text)));
But this does not seem to work with all serializer such as Quartz, Net, and LitJson
But what I wanted to know is what did the serializer actually do to have unicode to valid characters
I have no idea what you up to. But, if you have no idea about the situation don't guess to make yourself feel wise. Just like some people not being born is better than being born.
I just checked Newtonsoft and it seems like it takes in the value and decode them separately.
I guess that's why when throwing a raw json mixed with unicode does not work
Never heard of LitJSON
https://github.com/LitJSON/litjson
Does not seem to be popular either
Just stick to STJ or Newtonsoft
What a fucking thing to say wtf lmfao
There is also Net.Json
All I can say is: Stick to battle-tested stuff because safe deserialization is hard and you don't want bad things to happen
This is the real solution
KKSK＠🌸🎵🌸🎵🌸#5391
REPL Result: Success
Result: string
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