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json.set(jarr, index, value) | newarr=json.set(jarr, []) | ||
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json.set(jarr, index, value, ..., ...) | newarr=json.set(jarr, index, value) | ||
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json.set(jobj, key, value) | newarr=json.set(jarr, index, value, ..., ...) | ||
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json.set(jobj, key, value, ..., ...) | newobj=json.set(jobj, key, value) | ||
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newobj=json.set(jobj, key, value, ..., ...) | |||
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'''Parameters''' | '''Parameters''' | ||
{{param|jarr|The [[JSON Array]] that has an index's value set.}} | {{param|jarr|The [[JSON Array]] that has an index's value set.}} | ||
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'''Note:''' The {{code|index}} and {{code|value}} parameters or {{code|key}} and {{code|value}} parameters can be repeated in pairs. | '''Note:''' The {{code|index}} and {{code|value}} parameters or {{code|key}} and {{code|value}} parameters can be repeated in pairs. | ||
'''Note:''' {{code|newarr}} or {{code|newobj}} can be equal to {{code|jarr}} or {{code|jobj}}. In this case, the object/array will simply be updated. | |||
'''Note:''' The word "class" is a reserved word in JavaScript; it is therefore not possible to create a JSON object containing a ''key'' named "Class," "class," or any mix of upper- and lower-case. MapTool will ignore any instructions to set a JSON object key with that name. | |||
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[json.set("{}", "a", 5)] | [json.set("{}", "a", 5)] | ||
[json.set("", "a", 5, "b", 8)] | [json.set("", "a", 5, "b", 8)] | ||
[json.set(json.fromList("1,3"), 0, 8)] | [json.set(json.fromList("1,3"), 0, 8)] | ||
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{"a":5, "b":8} | {"a":5, "b":8} | ||
[8, 3] | [8, 3] | ||
To save the new value in the [[JSON Array]] or [[JSON Object]] so that you can reference it later in a macro, you must set the array equal to the result of json.set(). | |||
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[myArray = json.append("", 1, 2, 3)] | |||
[myArray = json.set(myArray, 0, 5)] | |||
[myArray] | |||
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Returns | |||
[1,2,3] | |||
[5,2,3] | |||
[5,2,3] | |||
|also= | |also= | ||
Latest revision as of 23:59, 15 March 2023
json.set() Function
• Introduced in version 1.3b49
Sets the value in at the specified index in a JSON Array or for the specified key in a JSON Object. You can use an empty string (
"") to represent a new JSON Array or JSON Object.Usage
newarr=json.set(jarr, [])newarr=json.set(jarr, index, value)newarr=json.set(jarr, index, value, ..., ...)newobj=json.set(jobj, key, value)newobj=json.set(jobj, key, value, ..., ...)Parameters
jarr- The JSON Array that has an index's value set.index- The numeric index which has its value set.jobj- The JSON Object that has a key's value set.key- The named key which has its value set.value- The content that is set to theindexorkey.
Note: The index and value parameters or key and value parameters can be repeated in pairs.
Note: newarr or newobj can be equal to jarr or jobj. In this case, the object/array will simply be updated.
Note: The word "class" is a reserved word in JavaScript; it is therefore not possible to create a JSON object containing a key named "Class," "class," or any mix of upper- and lower-case. MapTool will ignore any instructions to set a JSON object key with that name.
Example
[json.set("{}", "a", 5)]
[json.set("", "a", 5, "b", 8)]
[json.set(json.fromList("1,3"), 0, 8)]Returns
{"a":5}
{"a":5, "b":8}
[8, 3]
To save the new value in the JSON Array or JSON Object so that you can reference it later in a macro, you must set the array equal to the result of json.set().
[myArray = json.append("", 1, 2, 3)]
[myArray = json.set(myArray, 0, 5)]
[myArray]Returns
[1,2,3] [5,2,3][5,2,3]