I've stumbled into an API method I'm calling that's returning a serialized PHP object rather than a JSON object. Not too useful if you're calling it in python or ruby, I guess. (Or Delphi!)
I've stumbled into an API method I'm calling that's returning a serialized PHP object rather than a JSON object. Not too useful if you're calling it in python or ruby, I guess. (Or Delphi!)
I've been searching around for anything that I can use to convert it to a vanilla JSON object, with no luck.
I've found lots of references to stuff back in XE2-3 days as well as the Delphi SuperObject, but I can't figure out how to get SuperObject to do this kind of conversion directly. (I'm already using it in my app.)
Surely there's a solution somewhere
I've been searching around for anything that I can use to convert it to a vanilla JSON object, with no luck.
I've found lots of references to stuff back in XE2-3 days as well as the Delphi SuperObject, but I can't figure out how to get SuperObject to do this kind of conversion directly. (I'm already using it in my app.)
Surely there's a solution somewhere
Ok, I'd like one more little bit of help with SuperObject: If I've got a CSV file that looks like this:
ReplyDelete"hdr1,hdr2,hdr3 <-- header fields, data recs follow --v
w1,w2,w3
x1,x2,x3
y1,y2,y3
z1,z2,z3"
How would I create a JSON object from this using SO?
David Schwartz Using SO works like this: 1. go to www.stackoverflow.com then 2. type your question then 3 get flamed.
ReplyDeleteSeriously: you need to specify how the JSON should look like before anyone can answer this (either using SuperObject or something different).
That's what I was wondering, b/c I can see at least three different valid ways of expressing it as JSON. I found a site that helped.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.csvjson.com/csv2json