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Feels like what one would expect when doing to_entries on a decode value struct etc, that is get the pairs in same order as decoder wants. Quite sure this used to the case but was change to sorted key order when to_entries was move from bein implemented in jq to be internal for performance reasons. Now internal gojq to_entries has a special case for JQValue objects. Also use new gojq.JQType* constants for type strings and switch binary type to look more like strings. Can still use _exttype to get "binary".
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108 lines
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$ fq -i -d mp3 . test.mp3
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mp3> .headers[0].version | ., tovalue, type, length?
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|00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0a 0b 0c 0d 0e 0f|0123456789abcdef|
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0x0| 04 | . |.headers[0].version: 4
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4
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"number"
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4
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mp3> .headers[0].version[0] | ., type, length?
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error: expected an array but got: number
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mp3> .headers[0].version[-1000] | ., type, length?
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error: expected an array but got: number
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mp3> .headers[0].version[1000] | ., type, length?
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error: expected an array but got: number
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mp3> .headers[0].version[1:3] | ., type, length?
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error: expected an array but got: number
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mp3> .headers[0].version[0:-1] | ., type, length?
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error: expected an array but got: number
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mp3> .headers[0].version[-1000:2000] | ., type, length?
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error: expected an array but got: number
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mp3> .headers[0].version["test"] | ., type, length?
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error: expected an object but got: number
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mp3> [.headers[0].version[]] | type, length?
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error: cannot iterate over: number
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mp3> .headers[0].version | keys
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error: keys cannot be applied to: number
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mp3> .headers[0].version | has("a")
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error: has cannot be applied to: number
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mp3> .headers[0].version | has(0)
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error: has cannot be applied to: number
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mp3> .headers[0].version | type
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"number"
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mp3> .headers[0].version | tonumber
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4
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mp3> .headers[0].version | tostring
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"4"
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mp3> .headers[0].version + ""
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error: cannot add: number (4) and string ("")
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mp3> .headers[0].version + 1
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5
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mp3> .headers[0].version._start | ., type, length?
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24
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"number"
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24
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mp3> .headers[0].version._stop | ., type, length?
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32
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"number"
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32
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mp3> .headers[0].version._len | ., type, length?
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8
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"number"
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8
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mp3> .headers[0].version._name | ., type, length?
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"version"
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"string"
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7
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mp3> .headers[0].version._sym | ., type, length?
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null
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"null"
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0
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mp3> .headers[0].version._description | ., type, length?
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null
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"null"
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0
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mp3> .headers[0].version._path | ., type, length?
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[
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"headers",
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0,
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"version"
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]
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"array"
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3
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mp3> .headers[0].version._bits | ., type, length?
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|00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0a 0b 0c 0d 0e 0f|0123456789abcdef|
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0x0| 04 | . |.: raw bits 0x3-0x3.7 (1)
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"string"
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8
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mp3>
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mp3> .headers[0].version._bytes | ., type, length?
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|00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0a 0b 0c 0d 0e 0f|0123456789abcdef|
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0x0| 04 | . |.: raw bits 0x3-0x3.7 (1)
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"string"
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1
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mp3>
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mp3> .headers[0].version._error | ., type, length?
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null
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"null"
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0
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mp3> .headers[0].version._unknown | ., type, length?
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false
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"boolean"
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mp3> .headers[0].version.a = 1
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error: expected an object but got: number (4)
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mp3> .headers[0].version[0] = 1
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error: expected an array but got: number (4)
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mp3> .headers[0].version.a |= empty
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error: expected an object but got: number
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mp3> .headers[0].version[0] |= empty
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error: expected an array but got: number
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mp3> .headers[0].version | setpath(["a"]; 1)
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error: expected an object but got: number (4)
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mp3> .headers[0].version | setpath([0]; 1)
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error: expected an array but got: number (4)
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mp3> .headers[0].version | delpaths([["a"]])
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error: expected an object but got: number (4)
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mp3> .headers[0].version | delpaths([[0]])
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error: expected an array but got: number (4)
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mp3> ^D
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