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| Reading JSON/Variant nodes |
| Iniciado por guest, 18,abr. 2016 21:03 - 2 respuestas |
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| Publicado el 18,abril 2016 - 21:03 |
Is there a simple way to make the json node use a variable so we can loop thru the node? or Variant node, might be a more correct reference.
Example:
varResponse.results.id.rewards.bonuses
where id = 19, so we need the node to be:
varResponse.results.19.rewards.bonuses
id is a variable = 19 but this does not translate based on what we see in the debugger.
Screenshot of what the data looks like from debugger:
http://screencast.com/t/nHasKA3m
Screenshot of code :
http://screencast.com/t/aK06vUYr
Thanks for any help on this! |
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| Publicado el 18,abril 2016 - 22:01 |
Hi,
You should be able to build a string with the names seperated by the dot's like you would access it in the editor itself. Then use indirection { } to access its value (set or get).
A variant is a dynamic variable.
I use this methode to loop through a subset of a piece of XML. The only thing you have to be carefull for is that the name of the variable does not contain a dot.
I think, out the top of my head, code would look like this
id = 19 value is int = {"varResponse.results."+id+".rewards.bonuses"}
Hope this helped !
Danny |
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| Publicado el 18,abril 2016 - 23:36 |
Danny, this works, I was missing the indirection piece! Thanks!
FOR each r OF {"varResponse.results."+ id +".rewards.bonuses..Member"} |
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