Hey Christoph,
this example works like a charm:
var c = {}; // object
var d = {}; // object
c.test = "testvalue"; // dot on object
d["test"] = "testvalue"; // parens on object
alert( c.toJSONString() ); // alerts: {"test" : "testvalue"}
alert( c.toJSONString() === '{"test":"testvalue"}' ); // alerts: true
alert( d.toJSONString() ); // alerts: {"test" : "testvalue"}
alert( d.toJSONString() === '{"test":"testvalue"}' ); // alerts: true
alert( c.toJSONString() === d.toJSONString() ); // alerts: true
Can you post a minimal example that fails? Maybe it isn't the
toJSONString()-method that is the root of this error.
-- Marc
Mapbender schrieb:
#120: replace ["..."] with dot notation in JS
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Reporter: christoph | Owner: mapbender_dev@lists.osgeo.org
Type: refactoring | Status: new
Priority: major | Milestone: 2.5 release
Component: core | Version:
Resolution: | Keywords:
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Comment (by christoph):
1. correct. I tried converting the map object to JSON via toJSONString(),
and the entries for the arrays created with the bracket syntax were
omitted. I had to use the dot syntax. Now I realize why JSLint always
complains about the bracket syntax.
2. I mean the anyObject.toJSONString from json.js, which itself is from
www.json.org
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