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[h:a=json.fromStrProp("a=1;b=44;c=12")] [json.length(a)] | [h:a=json.fromStrProp("a=1;b=44;c=12")] [json.length(a)] | ||
[h:a=json.fromList("a,1,g,4")][json.length(a)] | [h:a=json.fromList("a,1,g,4")][json.length(a)] | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:40, 15 March 2023
json.length() Function
• Introduced in version 1.3b49
Returns the number of fields in a json object or number of elements in a json array.
Usage
[h: len = json.length(jobj)]
[h: len = json.length(jarr)]Example
[h:a=json.fromStrProp("a=1;b=44;c=12")] [json.length(a)]
[h:a=json.fromList("a,1,g,4")][json.length(a)]Returns
3 4