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(New page: ==Function json.set== '''Introduced in MapTool 1.3b49''' Sets the value in at the specified index in a Macros:json array or for the specified key in a Macros:json object. You...) |
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[h: jarr = json. | [h: jarr = json.set(jobj, key, value)] | ||
[h: jarr = json. | [h: jarr = json.set(jobj, key, value, ..., ...)] | ||
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===Examples=== | ===Examples=== |
Revision as of 14:05, 24 December 2008
Function json.set
Introduced in MapTool 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 object.
Usage
[h: jarr = json.set(jarr, index, value)]
[h: jarr = json.set(jobj, key, value)]
[h: jarr = json.set(jobj, key, value, ..., ...)]
Examples
[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]