© 2024 InterSystems Corporation, Cambridge, MA. All rights reserved.Privacy & TermsGuaranteeSection 508Contest Terms
move to archive
It’s also an example for a customized command extension (ZZJSON) in IRIS
IRIS has a nice %JSON.Formatter class.
But for debugging it is not really handy.
see:
ZWRITE js1
js1="{""Name"":""Cunningham,John C."",""SSN"":""294-11-9150"",""DOB"":""1933-01-08"",""Home"":{""Street"":""4249 Ash Street"",""City"":""Tampa"",""State"":""MD"",""Zip"":""30176""},""FavoriteColors"":\[""White"",""Red"",""Green""]}"
so you proceed for the most simple case
set formatter=##class(%JSON.Formatter).%New()
do formatter.Format(js1)
{
"Name":"Cunningham,John C.",
"SSN":"294-11-9150",
"DOB":"1933-01-08",
"Home":{
"Street":"4249 Ash Street",
"City":"Tampa",
"State":"MD",
"Zip":"30176"
},
"FavoriteColors":\[
"White",
"Red",
"Green"
]
}
Not a big thing.
You do it once, you do it twice, and after the 5th time your fingers get tired.
So this is a shorthand to save time and reduce mistyping.
The attached ZZJSON.inc is to be included into your %ZLANGC00.mac
ZZJSON js1 ; does the Output to Terminal / Device
set st=##class(%Stream.GlobalCharacter).%New()
ZZJSON js1:st ; write result to Stream
ZZJSON js1:"BOBBY" ; writes it to local variable BOBBY