Comment #2 on issue 23 by b.l.stein: String treated as array (JavaScript
version)
http://code.google.com/p/json-template/issues/detail?id=23
Ah, I interpreted the reference document slightly different and assumed
the .or
section to be also executed if the intended target (a list) was not there.
Perhaps
that was just wishful thinking.
The use case for this is automatically generated JSON from an XML source. I
often get
the following XML:
<list>
<item>one</item>
<item>two</item>
</list>
The generated JSON then becomes:
{list: {item: ['one', 'two'] }}
Unfortunately, when the list has only one element, the resulting JSON is:
{list: {item: 'one'}}
I don't have much control (or rather, I don't want to) over the way the
JSON is
generated as it is done automatically by an XSLT stylesheet from an XML
source. I was
hoping to catch this case in the template.
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