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How to use JSL to open a JSON file to enter the JSON import wizard interface?
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Re: How to use JSL to open a JSON file to enter the JSON import wizard interface?
Names Default To Here(1);
dt = Open("$sample_data\big class.jmp");
dt << Save("$Documents\Big Class.json");
dt_json = Open("$Documents\Big Class.json", JSON Wizard);
-Jarmo
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Re: How to use JSL to open a JSON file to enter the JSON import wizard interface?
Names Default To Here(1);
dt = Open("$sample_data\big class.jmp");
dt << Save("$Documents\Big Class.json");
dt_json = Open("$Documents\Big Class.json", JSON Wizard);
-Jarmo
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Re: How to use JSL to open a JSON file to enter the JSON import wizard interface?
This isn't (to my knowledge) properly documented anywhere but you can "guess" it based on other "XXX Wizard" open options OR if you use the wizard, you get source such as
Open("$DOCUMENTS/Big Class.json", JSON Settings(Stack(0)), JSON Wizard(0));
from here it is very easy test to change the JSON Wizard(0) to JSON Wizard(1) and run the source script again.
-Jarmo
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Re: How to use JSL to open a JSON file to enter the JSON import wizard interface?
Thanks!I understand that.
I turned on the auto-open interface that is needed to debug JSON data of different structures on the web.