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    • T
      TNTHM
      last edited by

      I am using some methods like

      JSON.stringify()
      and JSON.parse()

      When I search in the API for HISE (the one in the app itself) these methods do not show up. They are also not listed in the docs.

      I want to get a better understanding for which ES5 methods are available in HISE and which are not.

      What is the distinction between methods that are available in HISE and shown in the API index, and those that are available but unlisted?

      Is there documentation anywhere on the full list of methods available in HISEScript?

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      • d.healeyD
        d.healey
        last edited by d.healey

        I want to get a better understanding for which ES5 methods are available in HISE and which are not.

        HISE Script is not JavaScript, it just looks and smells like it :)

        You can use trace() and string.parseAsJSON

        More info here - https://forum.hise.audio/topic/5310/json-parse-or-parsejson/

        Is there documentation anywhere on the full list of methods available in HISEScript?

        Most are in the docs, some others I think show up in the auto-complete. The rest you have to look up in the source code or ask on the forum.

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          TNTHM @d.healey
          last edited by

          @d-healey Ahh, understood. Thank you!

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          • Christoph HartC
            Christoph Hart @TNTHM
            last edited by

            Most are in the docs, some others I think show up in the auto-complete.

            Everything that shows up in autocomplete should be in the docs too. There might be 1-2 classes which are not picked up by the doc generator that creates these from the source code.

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