, rkulisas wrote:
Before calling parseStrict():
{name:item_name,index:0,*text:Kindle Fire HD 8.9\...*}
So the text property of the object is the string « Kindle Fire HD
8.9... »
After parseStrict():
{name:item_name, index:0, *text:Kindle Fire HD 8.9 ...*}
JsonUtils gives you an object
:19 AM UTC-7, Thomas Broyer wrote:
On Monday, March 25, 2013 11:23:51 AM UTC+1, rkulisas wrote:
//josn is {name:item_name,index:0,*text:Kindle Fire HD 8.9\...
*}
JSONValue value = JSONParser.parseStrict(json);
JSONObject obj;
JSONString name, text;
JSONNumber nxd;
if ((obj
{ +
\name\: + ((name == null)? null : (\ + name + \)) +
, \index\: + index +
, \text\: + ((text == null)? null : (\ + text + \)) +
};
}
On Monday, March 25, 2013 1:23:43 PM UTC-7, rkulisas wrote:
Hi Thomas,
I don't have control over the string value that gets passed
Hi,
I have JSON string that contains \. When I pass this to either
parseStrict() or parseLenient(), I get back string with instead of \. I
tested this with JS eval() as well. eval() returns string with \. Anyone
know how to work around this?
Thank you.
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, March 24, 2013 9:14:18 AM UTC+1, rkulisas wrote:
Hi,
I have JSON string that contains \. When I pass this to either
parseStrict() or parseLenient(), I get back string with instead of \. I
tested this with JS eval() as well. eval() returns string with \. Anyone
know how to work around
Hi,
I have 4 interfaces:
public interface Ainterface{
getName()/setName();
getShape()/setShape();
}
public interface Binterface extends Ainterface{
getWidth()/setWidth();
getHeight()/setHeight();
...
}
public interface Cinterface extends Ainterface{
getRadius()/setRadius();
