Unknown property name in JSON

[ustk]

I'm back on track with my old friend JSON issue

Is there a way to get the file property without knowing the "unknown" property name?

{
  "meta": {
    "unknown1": {
      "file": "value1"
    },
    "unknown2": {
      "file": "value2"
    }
  }
}

I know there are methods in javascript but it's not the same story with Hise...

I can place the names in an array like so ["unknown1", "unknown2"],
but then meta.array[i] obviously won't work more than any iteration method like meta[i] or u in meta

@d-healey, I know you made a parser a while ago that is able to find a different number of elements in an object.
Could it be a worthy solution to explore?

[ulrik]

@ustk
Do you mean like this?

for (i in json.meta)
{
	var p = json.meta[i];
	
	for (j in p)
		var v = p[j];

	Console.print(v);
}

[d.healey]

@ustk said in Unknown property name in JSON:

@d-healey, I know you made a parser a while ago that is able to find a different number of elements in an object.

I added String.parseAsJSON(), is that what you're referring to? I don't think that will be any use here. I'd do what @ulrik suggested.

[ustk]

@ulrik Thanks a lot! It is so strange because I tried a very similar method for accessing the properties using [] with no luck. For some reason I was always returning the name of the key rather han the object itself...
You saved me

@d-healey I say parser but I reckon it was an object sorter of some kind... @ulrik solution is indeed what I need

Thanks guys!