[ json_deserialize ]
Method
[json_deserialize] takes a bytes or string object in JSON format and returns a map of all name/value pairs. Nested JavaScript arrays are returned as Lasso map objects.
- Syntax
json_deserialize(bytes)
json_deserialize(string)Examples
- Beginner
Serialize a Lasso map variable and deserialize
Use [json_serialize] and [json_deserialize] to perform these functions.
Code
local(in = json_serialize(map('a' = 1, 'b' = array(1,2,3,4))))
'JSON formatted: '+#in
'\r'
'JSON deserialized: '+ json_deserialize(#in)Resources
- Articles
- JSON website
http://json.org/ - Making JSON Simple
http://jono.guthrie.net.nz/Making-JSON-Simple
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Recent Comments
"...and returns a map of all name/value pairs. Nested JavaScript arrays are returned as Lasso map objects."
True when the JSON object is a map, but returns an array if the JSON object is an array. Nested JavaScript arrays are returned as Lasso array objects.
example:
var(json = json_serialize(array(array('a','b'),2,3)))
yields:
array(array(a, b), 2, 3)
As expected.
Posted on: 29 January 2014