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actually, there's a nasty little bug hiding in here getType() returns jsonDataType:NUMBER for both integer and decimal so, you don't know to use getInteger() or getDecimal() .. which is a problem .. let's say that the property in source is an integer. this means that oTarget:add(lv_name[lv_i],oSource
ecimal(lv_name[lv_i])) would add a decimal property to the target but if I used oTarget:add(lv_name[lv_i],oSource:GetInteger(lv_name[lv_i])) on a decimal property on the source , the add fails because I tried to get a integer .. so, the question now is not knowing the structure of the json file, and having to rely on GetType() to determine the type of the property. how can I add a decimal field if the source property is decimal, and a n integer property if the source property is integer ??
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ecimal(lv_name[lv_i])) would add a decimal property to the target but if I used oTarget:add(lv_name[lv_i],oSource:GetInteger(lv_name[lv_i])) on a decimal property on the source , the add fails because I tried to get a integer .. so, the question now is not knowing the structure of the json file, and having to rely on GetType() to determine the type of the property. how can I add a decimal field if the source property is decimal, and a n integer property if the source property is integer ??Continue reading...