[Octave-patch-tracker] [patch #9980] JSON encoder and decoder, alternative to object2json

[Markus Mützel]

Follow-up Comment #26, patch #9980 (project octave):

The "invalid UTF-8" error is probably because `regexp` requires UTF-8 encoded
input in Octave 6 or newer.
I guess the input file has a different encoding. In Octave 6 or newer you can
specify the encoding when opening a file with `fopen`. Otherwise you could use
`native2unicode` to convert from whatever input encoding to UTF-8.
AFAICT, this is not a problem of `fromJSON` (which accepts strings). The
problem is that an invalid string is passed to that function. The file has to
be read with the correct encoding or the read byte stream has to be converted
from that encoding to a valid string.

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