I have the following JSON structure, calling it from web:
[
{
"Code":"31212",
"Desc":"JOHN",
"DOYDESC":"MADRID",
"Street":"Str41",
"StreetNo":"86"
},
{
"Code":"30214",
"Desc":"GEORGE",
"DOYDESC":"NEW YORK",
"Street":"Str3",
"StreetNo":null
},
{
"Code":"09215",
"Desc":"MARY",
"DOYDESC":"PARIS",
"Street":"Str3",
"StreetNo":"22"
},
{
"Code":"10217",
"Desc":"MEGAN",
"DOYDESC":"ROME",
"Street":"Str4",
"StreetNo":null
}
]
I want the user to give a number in Edit.Text, and then search the values of Code to find if the given value exists.
Is there a way to create an array named Code with the values from the JSON?
For example, to create something like this:
Code = ["31212","30214","09215","10217"]
and then make the search? Or, is there another way to find a specific value of Code from the JSON? I tried this so far:
procedure Tlog_form.Button2Click(Sender: TObject);
var
jso : TJsonObject;
jsv,jsval : TJsonValue;
jsa,jsarr : TJsonArray;
data,str : string;
i,j,user : integer;
jsp : TJsonPair;
arr : array of string;
begin
try
data := GetURLAsString('http://...');
except
on E: exception do
end;
try
jsv := TJSONObject.ParseJSONValue(data);
try
jsa := jsv as TJSONArray;
try
for I := 0 to jsa.Size - 1 do
begin
jso := jsa.Get(i) as TJsonObject;
if jso.ToString = 'Code' then
begin
str := jso.GetValue('Code').ToString;
if Edit1.Text = str then
begin
ShowMessage('found it');
end;
end;
end;
finally
end;
finally
jsv.Free;
end;
except
on E: exception do
end;
end;
When I debug, it doesn't get any error. but it still doesn't work.
You are converting each TJSONObject in the array to a string, and then comparing that to your TEdit text. Which will obviously not match. You need to compare only the Code field of each TJSONObject, which you would be doing if you remove the if jso.ToString = 'Code' then check completely, eg:
procedure Tlog_form.Button2Click(Sender: TObject);
var
jsv : TJSONValue;
jsa : TJSONArray;
jso : TJSONObject;
data, str, code : string;
I : integer;
begin
str := Edit1.Text;
try
data := GetURLAsString('http://...');
jsv := TJSONObject.ParseJSONValue(data);
if jsv <> nil then
try
jsa := jsv as TJSONArray;
for I := 0 to jsa.Size - 1 do
begin
jso := jsa.Get(I) as TJSONObject;
code := jso.GetValue('Code').ToString;
if str = code then
begin
ShowMessage('found it');
end;
end;
finally
jsv.Free;
end;
except
end;
end;
I'm not sure I understand you very well, but if you try TALJsonDocument (https://github.com/Zeus64/alcinoe), you have this function:
Function ALFindJsonNodeByTextChildNodeValue(const JsonNode:TalJsonNode;
Const ChildNodeName: AnsiString;
Const ChildNodeValue : AnsiString;
Const Recurse: Boolean = False): TALJsonNode;
Related
I have tried to get my SQLServer instances names from the registry by using this code:
type
TRegistryHelper = class helper for TRegistry
public
function ReadMultiSz(const name: string; var Strings: TStrings): boolean;
end;
function TRegistryHelper.ReadMultiSz(const name: string;
var Strings: TStrings): boolean;
var
iSizeInByte: integer;
Buffer: array of WChar;
iWCharsInBuffer: integer;
z: integer;
sString: string;
begin
iSizeInByte := GetDataSize(name);
if iSizeInByte > 0 then begin
SetLength(Buffer, Floor(iSizeInByte / sizeof(WChar)));
iWCharsInBuffer := Floor(ReadBinaryData(name, Buffer[0], iSizeInByte) / sizeof(WChar));
sString := '';
for z := 0 to iWCharsInBuffer do begin
if Buffer[z] <> #0 then begin
sString := sString + Buffer[z];
end else begin
if sString <> '' then begin
Strings.Append(sString);
sString := '';
end;
end;
end;
result := true;
end else begin
result := false;
end;
end;
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
const
cKey = '\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server';
var
Registry: TRegistry;
MyList: TStrings;
begin
Registry := TRegistry.Create;
Registry.RootKey := HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE;
if Registry.OpenKeyReadOnly(cKey) then
try
MyList := TStringList.Create();
Registry.ReadMultiSz('InstalledInstances', MyList);
ListBox1.Items.Assign(MyList);
finally
MyList.Free;
end;
Registry.Free;
end;
But I have noted the iSizeInByte = -1 every time, and I failed to get those names by this way.
Also, I have noted that when trying to get those instances from my TADOQuery connection string builder, the component also failed to get those names.
Is there any way to get them?
Sorry, I searched here for This problem on the site
But the Json I have is unlike any other here on the site Because it begins with '['
and I got tired trying to extract the values
Then how I can Extract Values from key and array on JSON begins with '['
[{"date":"12/11/1990","name":"Delphi7"},{"date":"03/05/2012","name":"Delphi 10.4"}]
Or extract Form This :
[{"User":{"date":"12/11/1990","name":"Delphi7"}},{"User":{"date":"03/05/2012","name":"Delphi 10.4"}}]
In JSON, [] denotes an array. In this case, both examples you have provided represent an array of objects.
If you parse these strings using TJSONObject.ParseJSONValue(), it will return a TJSONValue pointer to a TJSONArray object that is holding TJSONObject elements, eg:
uses
..., System.JSON;
var
JSONStr, DateStr, NameStr: string;
JSONVal: TJSONValue;
JSONArr: TJSONArray;
JSONObj: TJSONObject;
I: Integer;
begin
JSONStr := '[{"date":"12/11/1990","name":"Delphi7"},{"date":"03/05/2012","name":"Delphi 10.4"}]';
JSONVal := TJSONObject.ParseJSONValue(JSONStr);
try
JSONArr := JSONVal as TJSONArray;
for I := 0 to JSONArr.Count-1 do
begin
JSONObj := JSONArr[I] as TJSONObject;
DateStr := JSONObj.GetValue('date').Value;
NameStr := JSONObj.GetValue('name').Value;
...
end;
finally
JSONVal.Free;
end;
end;
uses
..., System.JSON;
var
JSONStr, DateStr, NameStr: string;
JSONVal: TJSONValue;
JSONArr: TJSONArray;
JSONObj, JSONUser: TJSONObject;
I: Integer;
begin
JSONStr := '[{"User":{"date":"12/11/1990","name":"Delphi7"}},{"User":{"date":"03/05/2012","name":"Delphi 10.4"}}]';
JSONVal := TJSONObject.ParseJSONValue(JSONStr);
try
JSONArr := JSONVal as TJSONArray;
for I := 0 to JSONArr.Count-1 do
begin
JSONObj := JSONArr[I] as TJSONObject;
JSONUser := JSONObj.GetValue('User') as TJSONObject;
DateStr := JSONUser.GetValue('date').Value;
NameStr := JSONUser.GetValue('name').Value;
...
end;
finally
JSONVal.Free;
end;
end;
I am accessing a TJSONValue in Delphi(using REST components and Google Books' API). I want to know how many elements are in the array: 'items'.
This is the format of the JSONValue:
"kind": "books#volumes",
"totalItems": 221,
"items": [
{...},
{...},
{...}]
Note* "totalItems" does not refer to the size of the array.
I've tried somethin along this line, but it raises a conversion error.
var
JSONBook: TJSONValue;
CountItems: integer;
begin
JSONBook := RESTResponse1.JSONValue;
ShowMessage(IntToStr(JSONBook.GetValue<string>('items').Length));
CountItems := JSONBook.GetValue<string>('items').Length;
for i := 0 to CountItems-1 do
begin
...
end;
end;
The items field is an array, so retrieving it as a string is just wrong, so it makes sense that reading the array count via a string length would not work.
Try this instead:
uses
..., System.JSON;
var
JSONBook, JSONItem: TJSONObject;
JSONItems: TJSONArray;
CountItems: integer;
begin
JSONBook := RESTResponse1.JSONValue as TJSONObject;
JSONItems := JSONBook.GetValue('items') as TJSONArray;
CountItems := JSONItems.Count;
ShowMessage(IntToStr(CountItems));
for i := 0 to CountItems-1 do
begin
JSONItem := JSONItems.Items[i] as TJSONObject;
...
end;
end;
How would I code this so that if an element equals a certain value it would display a message, but if ALL elements inside that array aren't equal to that value, then it would output 'None'?
I've tried
for i := 0 to high(array) do
begin
if (array[i].arrayElement = value) then
begin
WriteLn('A message');
end;
end;
That bit works, but I don't know how to do the check all bit. I had this:
if (array[i].arrayElement to array[high(array)].arrayElement <> value) then
begin
WriteLn('None');
end;
But it didn't allow me to use "to"
It's clearest to write a helper function for this:
function ArrayContains(const arr: array of Integer; const value: Integer): Boolean;
var
i: Integer;
begin
for i := Low(arr) to High(arr) do
if arr[i] = value then
begin
Result := True;
Exit;
end;
Result := False;
end;
Or using for/in:
function ArrayContains(const arr: array of Integer; const value: Integer): Boolean;
var
item: Integer;
begin
for item in arr do
if item = value then
begin
Result := True;
Exit;
end;
Result := False;
end;
Then you call it like this:
if not ArrayContains(myArray, myValue) then
Writeln('value not found');
I have been searching the internet for a couple of days and have been trying out lots of things but I did not manage to create a JSONArray without a name yet.
Normally a JSONArray looks like this:
"MyArray" [
//content
]
But I need this:
[
//content
]
My JSON-File needs to look like this in the end:
[
{
"videos":"Hello.MOV",
"render-status":"ready",
"output":"test\\out1.mov"
},
{
"videos":"123.MOV",
"render-status":"ready",
"output":"test\\out1.mov"
},
]
By the way I am using Delphi 10.2.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Micha
You can use the Stadard System.JSON objects in Delphi as well.
uses
System.JSON;
function CreateArray: TJSONArray;
var
LTempObject: TJSONOBject;
begin
Result := TJSONArray.Create;
LTempObject := TJSONOBject.Create;
LTempObject.AddPair('videos', 'Hello.MOV');
LTempObject.AddPair('render-status', 'ready');
LTempObject.AddPair('output', 'test\out1.mov');
Result.AddElement(LTempObject);
LTempObject := TJSONOBject.Create;
LTempObject.AddPair('videos', '123.MOV');
LTempObject.AddPair('render-status', 'ready');
LTempObject.AddPair('output', 'test\out1.mov');
Result.AddElement(LTempObject);
end;
Use Like so:
var
LJSON: TJSONArray;
begin
LJSON := CreateArray;
//Will give you exact string as above
//without and formatting
memo.Text := LJSON.ToJSON;
end;
Using JsonDataObjects
uses
JsonDataObjects;
const
JSON_ARRAY =
'[{"videos":"Hello.MOV","render-status":"ready","output":"test\\out1.mov"},{"videos":"123.MOV","render-status":"ready","output":"test\\out1.mov"}]';
procedure TJsonTests.BuildArrayTest;
var
A: TJsonArray;
O: TJsonObject;
V: string;
begin
A := TJsonArray.Create;
try
O := A.AddObject;
O.S['videos'] := 'Hello.MOV';
O.S['render-status'] := 'ready';
O.S['output'] := 'test\out1.mov';
O := A.AddObject;
O.S['videos'] := '123.MOV';
O.S['render-status'] := 'ready';
O.S['output'] := 'test\out1.mov';
CheckEquals(2, A.Count);
V:= A.ToJSON();
CheckEquals(JSON_ARRAY, V);
finally
A.Free;
end;
end;
procedure TJsonTests.ParseArrayTest;
var
A: TJsonArray;
V: string;
begin
A := TJsonArray.Create;
try
A.FromUtf8JSON(JSON_ARRAY);
CheckEquals(2, A.Count);
V:= A.ToJSON();
CheckEquals(JSON_ARRAY, V);
finally
A.Free;
end;
end;