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JSON_DELETE

constant
Constant
string JSON_DELETE = "\\u{FDD8}";

A constant used to delete a value within a JSON text string.

  • Using JSON_DELETE will not prune empty objects or arrays at higher levels.
  • Using JSON_DELETE to delete a non-existent array or object element in a JSON string will return JSON_INVALID, not an unaltered string.
Example 1
default
{
touch_start(integer num_detected)
{
string jsonString = "[1,2,3,4,5]";
llSay(PUBLIC_CHANNEL, "Original: " + jsonString);
// we remove the first item (list has zero-based index!)
jsonString = llJsonSetValue(jsonString, [0], JSON_DELETE);
// "[2,3,4,5]"
llSay(PUBLIC_CHANNEL, "Modified: " + jsonString);
}
}
Type FlagsValueUnicodeIntegerURL EncodedHTML EncodedDescription
JSON_INVALIDU+FDDO64976“%EF%B7%90”Value returned when inputs are not well formed.
JSON_OBJECTU+FDD164977“%EF%B7%91”
JSON_ARRAYU+FDD264978“%EF%B7%92”
JSON_NUMBERU+FDD364979“%EF%B7%93”
JSON_STRINGU+FDD464980“%EF%B7%94”
JSON_NULLU+FDD564981“%EF%B7%95”
JSON_TRUEU+FDD664982“%EF%B7%96”
JSON_FALSEU+FDD764983“%EF%B7%97”
JSON_DELETEU+FDD864984“%EF%B7%98”Used with llJsonSetValue to remove a key-value pair.
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