JSONtoArray() without indexes?

[FourthWorld]

Would a simple tab-delimited list suffice?

I started with that, but it soon appears that it was not a good way.

Why?

[Zax]

Would a simple tab-delimited list suffice?

I started with that, but it soon appears that it was not a good way.

Why?

Well, I think it's better to have all data result in one formatted line instead of an unknown number of lines, and separated from possible error strings returned by the Python script.

[FourthWorld]

I started with that, but it soon appears that it was not a good way.

Why?

Well, I think it's better to have all data result in one formatted line instead of an unknown number of lines, and separated from possible error strings returned by the Python script.

It's very rare that data coming over the internet is ensured to be limited to a single line. If that's the only concern I'm curious about what makes the Python delivery script brittle enough for that to be an issue.

[Zax]

No doubt my script is not perfect (I'm new to Python). Also, it can return debugging informations with an unknown number of lines, so it seemed to me that the cleanest way to return valid data was in JSON format.

[Zax]

FerrusLogic have shared their own parser PhotonJSON as free/opensource.

Just tried PhotoJSON: it works fine and more flexible than JSONToArray

[FourthWorld]

FerrusLogic have shared their own parser PhotonJSON as free/opensource.

Just tried PhotoJSON: it works fine and more flexible than JSONToArray

Excellent. Good find. Glad you have a solution in hand.

[stam]

Just tried PhotoJSON: it works fine and more flexible than JSONToArray

Glad to hear it’s useful - don’t forget to give them a star on GitHub in way of thanks! I’ll definitely check it out when I have need of JSON…