Hello,

To Add or Delete is very easy:

TJSONObject(FJSONData).Add('Item name', 'Item value');
TJSONObject(FJSONData).Delete(AIndex);

And to Insert?

TJSONObject(FJSONData).Insert(AIndex, 'Item name', 'Item value')? No no no... TJSONObject don't implements the method Insert (or Move method). :(

Thx.

The order of elements in a json object is irrelevant.

You should never rely on that. So just add at the end.

Michael.

2011/12/12 :
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The order of elements in a json object is irrelevant. You should never rely on that. So just add at the end.

I'm using JSON with ComboBox/ListBox/CheckListBox, and these components have the methods Move/Insert. :/

But I'll try to solve this problem in a different way. Thank you Michael! :)

W dniu 2011-12-12 19:44, silvioprog pisze:

I'm using JSON with ComboBox/ListBox/CheckListBox, and these components have the methods Move/Insert. :/

Doesn't JSON support arrays? I think you should take a

You should try an TJSONArray then, not a TJSONObject ?

Michael.

Hello,

I'll try it with JSONArray later on. Thank you, guys! ;)