Function parse_array

std/json/src/main/parser.rs:76–90

(tk: &mut Tokenizer, ctx: &LoadCtx)

}

fn parse_array(tk: &mut Tokenizer, ctx: &LoadCtx) -> Result<Handle> {
    let list = Handle::new_list()?;
    let first = tk.next_token().map_err(to_pdk_err)?;
    if matches!(first, Token::RBracket) { return Ok(list); }
    let mut current = first;
    loop {
        let item = parse_value_with(tk, current, ctx)?;
        let _ = list.call("append", &[item.raw()])?;
        match tk.next_token().map_err(to_pdk_err)? {
            Token::Comma => current = tk.next_token().map_err(to_pdk_err)?,
            Token::RBracket => return Ok(list),
            _ => return Err(value_err(tk.pos(), "expected ',' or ']' in array")),
        }
    }
}

fn parse_object(tk: &mut Tokenizer, ctx: &LoadCtx) -> Result<Handle> {
    // `object_pairs_hook` wins over `object_hook` per CPython spec: gather (key, value) pairs and call the hook on them, skipping dict build.