Hello,

Your parser supports various lexical elements like '\n', '\t", etc.
There is one more element '\e' in GNU extension, see https://www.gnu.org/software/gnu-c-manual/gnu-c-manual.pdf, page 9.
It is the ESC control character (27 dec or 1B hex) that is often used by printers to manage font styles.
I would like to use the dictionary like:
char *ctx = "{\"hello\" : \"Bonjour\",\"boldOn\" : \"\\eE\", \"boldOff\" : \"\\eF\"}";
And when I used it the result is empty.
To fix it I added one more case in the function process_string in the file parson.c:

case 'e':
*output_ptr = '\e';
break;

After that I have no problem.
Please include this modification into the next release.

    Best regards
    Alexei BARANTSEV