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Latest revision as of 14:51, 23 January 2015
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Description
Constant: string JSON_OBJECT = "";The string constant JSON_OBJECT has the value ""
Used with the llList2Json function to indicate that the list provided is a strided list of "Key", Value pairs (which may be empty), and that a string representing a Json object will be returned.
Also a possible return value for the llJsonValueType function that indicates the Json data type of at the specifier location within a given Json text is, in fact, a JSON_OBJECT.
Caveats
Related Articles
Constants
| Type Flags | Value | Unicode | Integer | URL Encoded | HTML Encoded | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JSON_INVALID | | U+FDDO | 64976 | "%EF%B7%90" |  | Value returned when inputs are not well formed. |
| JSON_OBJECT | | U+FDD1 | 64977 | "%EF%B7%91" |  | |
| JSON_ARRAY | | U+FDD2 | 64978 | "%EF%B7%92" |  | |
| JSON_NUMBER | | U+FDD3 | 64979 | "%EF%B7%93" |  | |
| JSON_STRING | | U+FDD4 | 64980 | "%EF%B7%94" |  | |
| JSON_NULL | | U+FDD5 | 64981 | "%EF%B7%95" |  | |
| JSON_TRUE | | U+FDD6 | 64982 | "%EF%B7%96" |  | |
| JSON_FALSE | | U+FDD7 | 64983 | "%EF%B7%97" |  | |
| JSON_DELETE | | U+FDD8 | 64984 | "%EF%B7%98" |  | Used with llJsonSetValue to remove a key-value pair. |
Functions
| • | llList2Json | |||
| • | llJsonValueType |
Examples
Showing use to form a Json object:
string jsonText;
default
{
state_entry()
{
// NOTE: All even numbered elements in the supplied list MUST be strings or JSON_INVALID will be returned!
jsonText = llList2Json(JSON_OBJECT, ["A", 3, "B", <1.0,1.0,1.0>, "C", "A phrase", "D", PI]);
}
touch_start(integer total_number)
{
// In the resulting Json object, "Keys" are separarted from Values by a colon (:)
// and "Key":Value pairs by a comma (,).
llOwnerSay(jsonText); // {"A":3,"B":"<1.000000, 1.000000, 1.000000>","C":"A phrase","D":3.141593}
}
}
Showing usage to determine if a Value within a Json text is an object:
string jsonText;
default
{
state_entry()
{
// Set jsonText to [3,{"A":77,"B":66},"A phrase"]
// A Json array whose second element is a Json object
jsonText = "[3,{\"A\":77,\"B\":66},\"A phrase\"]";
llOwnerSay(jsonText);
}
touch_start(integer total_number)
{
// Test the entirety of the Json text to see if it's an object
// Note use of the empty list for this
if (llJsonValueType(jsonText, []) == JSON_OBJECT)
{
llOwnerSay("The supplied string is a Json object.");
} else {
llOwnerSay("The supplied string is not a Json object."); // TRUE
}
// Test second element of the array
if (llJsonValueType(jsonText, [1]) == JSON_OBJECT)
{
llOwnerSay("The second element of the array is a Json object."); // TRUE
} else {
llOwnerSay("The second element of the array is not a Json object.");
}
}
}