if(!dojo._hasResource["tests._base.json"]){ //_hasResource checks added by build. Do not use _hasResource directly in your code.dojo._hasResource["tests._base.json"] = true;dojo.provide("tests._base.json");tests.register("tests._base.json", 	[		//Not testing dojo.toJson() on its own since Rhino will output the object properties in a different order.		//Still valid json, but just in a different order than the source string.		// take a json-compatible object, convert it to a json string, then put it back into json.		function toAndFromJson(t){			var testObj = {a:"a", b:1, c:"c", d:"d", e:{e1:"e1", e2:2}, f:[1,2,3], g:"g",h:{h1:{h2:{h3:"h3"}}}};			var mirrorObj = dojo.fromJson(dojo.toJson(testObj));			t.assertEqual("a", mirrorObj.a);			t.assertEqual(1, mirrorObj.b);			t.assertEqual("c", mirrorObj.c);			t.assertEqual("d", mirrorObj.d);			t.assertEqual("e1", mirrorObj.e.e1);			t.assertEqual(2, mirrorObj.e.e2);			t.assertEqual(1, mirrorObj.f[0]);			t.assertEqual(2, mirrorObj.f[1]);			t.assertEqual(3, mirrorObj.f[2]);			t.assertEqual("g", mirrorObj.g);			t.assertEqual("h3", mirrorObj.h.h1.h2.h3);			var badJson;			try{				badJson = dojo.fromJson("bad json"); // this should throw an exception, and not set badJson			}catch(e){			}			t.assertEqual(undefined,badJson);		}	]);}