destination is passed by reference to the method.
util.JSON.parse() parses a JSON string into separate values and fills the corresponding program variable with them.
Syntax:
util.JSON.parse(data_string, destination)
Parameters:
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data_string |
a string of JSON formatted data |
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destination |
a RECORD or DYNAMIC ARRAY to be filled with parsed values |
destination is passed by reference to the method.
Usage and examples:
util.JSON.parse() scans the JSON data string passed as the parameter, separates the pieces of the string that correspond to the destination structure, and fills the destination variable with these separated data pieces = values.
destination must have the same structure as the JSON data string, i.e. must be a RECORD or DYNAMIC ARRAY.
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example code |
MAIN DEFINE cust_rec RECORD cust_num INTEGER, cust_name VARCHAR(30), order_ids DYNAMIC ARRAY OF INTEGER END RECORD DEFINE js STRING
LET js = '{ "cust_num":2735, "cust_name":"McCarlson", "order_ids":[234,3456,24656,34561] }' CALL util.JSON.parse(js, cust_rec) DISPLAY cust_rec
CALL fgl_getkey() END MAIN
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obtained results |
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