The lookup
method returns the value at the specified path in the JSON array.
This method does not make a copy of the value, so modifying the returned value affects the original array.
lookup( pathElements )
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pathElements
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(json_path_string_or_integer) The path of the value to return. Specify one or more path elements, which might be object attribute names (strings) or array indexes (integers). |
(LuaJsonValue) Returns the value that exists at the specified path, or nil
if the specified path does not exist.
The following example demonstrates how to obtain a value:
local myJsonObject = LuaJsonObject:new( { product="IDOL" , version=11 } ) local myJsonArray = LuaJsonArray:new(0, 1, 2, myJsonObject) local myValue = myJsonArray:lookup(3, "product") print (myValue:value()) -- IDOL
The following example demonstrates how modifying a returned value affects the original array:
local myJsonObject = LuaJsonObject:new() myJsonObject:assign("name", LuaJsonArray:new("value1")) local myJsonArray = myJsonObject:lookup("name"):array() myJsonArray:append("value2") print (myJsonObject:string()) -- {"name":["value1","value2"]}
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