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wrote:
Brad,
The purpose of this subprocedure is to save a STRING VALUE from a node to
a stream file. This is useful when one JSON node has been used to store
the contents of an entire file (for example, when an XML document has been
placed inside a JSON wrapper).
So it is equivalent to YAJL_GET_STRING except that it saves to a stream
file instead of returning the result to your program.
It does not convert a YAJL node back to JSON format. If you want to do
that, you need to use the YAJL_stringify() routine. (This returns its
output to a buffer, not a stream file -- you'd have to write it to a file
yourself.)
-SK
On 4/11/2017 9:03 AM, Bradley Stone wrote:
You know, I was just trying to do this myself and it doesn't seem to likeThis is the Midrange Systems Technical Discussion (MIDRANGE-L) mailing list
the main docnode to save the entire string.
docNode = yajl_stdin_load_tree(*ON:errMsg);
if (docNode <> *NULL);
rc = yajl_save_string_stmf(docNode:outFile:errMsg);
endif;
This doesn't work. It throws an error saying it must be a string. It
will
work if you just want to save the value of a string from a node, but it
doesn't appear to let you save the entire JSON string.
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