Hi Henrik,
The main problem is that I need to be able to handle an arbitrary object and
convert all Ts to true, and NILs to false in the JSON string.
With the NILs we run into a problem, because a property value of NIL
means that this property does not exist. So it can never be extracted
from
Maybe this is a non-issue when I think about it. I can think of two
possibilities:
1) For some reason an +Entity object needs to be converted to JSON.
2) A key = value structure needs to be sent, in such a case a paired list
would do the trick, ie: ((k1 . v1) (k2 v2)) = {k1: v1, k2: v2}.
This is
Hi Henrik,
convert all Ts to true, and NILs to false in the JSON string.
With the NILs we run into a problem, because a property value of NIL
means that this property does not exist. So it can never be
extracted from the object itself.
maybe the js - picolisp mapping false - NIL is not the
Thanks for the input Thomas but I think I will just go with paired lists
instead, they are easier to manipulate with various list functions and
should therefore be preferable to basic objects anyway. +Entity objects are
on the list though.
This is oversimplified version as there are lots of
