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Swap JSON Objects
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Demonstrates how to swap two JSON objects within a JSON document.Chilkat CkPython Downloads
import sys
import chilkat
success = False
json = chilkat.CkJsonObject()
json.put_EmitCompact(False)
# Load the following JSON:
# {
# "petter": {
# "DOB": "26/02/1986",
# "gender": "male",
# "country": "US"
# },
# "Sara": {
# "DOB": "13/05/1982",
# "gender": "female",
# "country": "FR"
# },
# "Jon": {
# "DOB": "19/03/1984",
# "gender": "male",
# "country": "UK"
# }
# }
success = json.LoadFile("qa_data/json/people.json")
if (success == False):
print(json.lastErrorText())
sys.exit()
# Swap the positions of Jon and Sara.
index1 = json.IndexOf("Jon")
index2 = json.IndexOf("Sara")
json.Swap(index1,index2)
# We have this now:
print(json.emit())
# {
# "petter": {
# "DOB": "26/02/1986",
# "gender": "male",
# "country": "US"
# },
# "Jon": {
# "DOB": "19/03/1984",
# "gender": "male",
# "country": "UK"
# },
# "Sara": {
# "DOB": "13/05/1982",
# "gender": "female",
# "country": "FR"
# }
# }
# To swap an inner member:
jsonSara = chilkat.CkJsonObject()
json.ObjectOf2("Sara",jsonSara)
index1 = jsonSara.IndexOf("DOB")
index2 = jsonSara.IndexOf("country")
jsonSara.Swap(index1,index2)
# We now have this:
print(json.emit())
# {
# "petter": {
# "DOB": "26/02/1986",
# "gender": "male",
# "country": "US"
# },
# "Jon": {
# "DOB": "19/03/1984",
# "gender": "male",
# "country": "UK"
# },
# "Sara": {
# "country": "FR",
# "gender": "female",
# "DOB": "13/05/1982"
# }
# }