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json.isSubset() Function
• Introduced in version 1.3b53
Returns
true
(1
) if all of the JSON Object keys or JSON Array values are contained within the first JSON Object or JSON Array.Usage
json.isSubset(firstArray, array, array, ...)
json.isSubset(firstObject, object, object, ...)
Parameters
firstArray
- The JSON Array that must contain all of the values of the subsequent JSON Arrays for this function to returntrue
(1
).array
- A JSON Array with values that are tested to be within thefirstArray
.firstObject
- The JSON Object that must contain all of the keys of the subsequent JSON Objects for this function to returntrue
(1
).object
- A JSON Object with keys that are tested to be within thefirstObject
.