Walkthrough

The EscapeCharacters method in the JSONWriter class has been refactored to streamline the character escaping process. Instead of initializing the StringBuilder with the input string and performing in-place replacements, the method now initializes an empty StringBuilder and appends segments of unescaped characters along with their corresponding escaped values when needed. A temporary variable is used to store the escaped representation, and final string assembly now includes explicit insertion of quotation marks. No public or exported entity declarations have been altered.

Changes

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Caller
    participant J as JSONWriter
    participant SB as StringBuilder
    participant LP as Loop Process

    C->>J: Call EscapeCharacters(sval)
    J->>SB: Initialize empty StringBuilder
    J->>LP: Begin loop through each character
    LP-->>LP: Check if character requires escaping
    alt Character needs escaping
        LP-->>SB: Append unescaped segment (if any)
        LP-->>SB: Append escaped value using temporary variable
    else No escaping needed
        LP-->>LP: Continue iterating
    end
    J->>SB: Append final segment and wrap with quotes
    J-->>C: Return final escaped JSON string

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