AddDoubleObject()

Purpose:

FCJSon::AddDoubleObject() creates a new json object, adds a double value using <dkey> to the new object and adds the new object to an existing json object of <key>:<value> pairs using <objkey>.

Usage:

rc = FCJSon::AddDoubleObject(<jsonident>,<objkey>,<dkey>,<fval or dpyval> [, <dpyval>]);

Arguments:

integer <jsonident> - The ident of the object being modified

alpha <objkey> - The key to use for the new object in the object being modified.

alpha <dkey> - The key to use for the double value in the new object.

float or alpha <fval or dpyval> - The value to assign to the double value in the new object.
See notes below about this argument and 4csrvr versions.

alpha <dpyval> - An optional string to use when outputting. This value will usually be contructed from a sys.fmt_float() call.

Returns:

integer <rc>
0 - OK
-1 - Error

Where Used:

FCJSon::AddDoubleObject() can be called anytime you have a valid json ident to an object of <key>:<value> pairs.

Example:

Example

Description:

FCJSon::AddDoubleObject() creates a new json object, adds a double value using <dkey> to the new object and adds the new object to an existing json object of <key>:<value> pairs using <objkey>.

Bugs/Features/Comments:

4csrvr version 6.7.3-01 and later allow the <fval or dpyval> argument to be an alpha represenation of the double value and it is interpreted as both the value to store into the double object and the value to display when the json object is output to a file or 4c field. In this case, it is not necessary to specify the <dpyval> as a separate argument since both the double value and the display value are set with this single argument

Versions earlier than 6.7.3-01 must pass a float type for this argument and must specify the <dpyval> argument if the display value when outputting should be different than the default formatting used by the json-c library.

See Also:

FCJSon Function List