%{}
Object BuilderQuickly generate objects (dictionaries / maps)
%{}
is a way of defining objects in expressions and statements. Whenever an %{}
object is outputted as a string, it will be converted to minified JSON.
Object elements inside %{}
can be new line and/or comma delimited. This allows for compatibility with JSON but without the pain of accidentally invalid comma management breaking JSON parsers. However a colon is still required to separate keys from values.
Like with YAML, strings in %[]
do not need to be quoted unless you need to force numeric or boolean looking values to be stored as strings.
» echo %{foo: bar}
{"foo":"bar"}
The %
prefix for the nested object is optional:
» %{foo: bar, baz: [1 2 3]}
{
"baz": [
1,
2,
3
],
"foo": "bar"
}
The syntax is pretty flexible, albeit all Murex objects are displayed as JSON objects when printed to screen or otherwise handled like a string.
Each key needs to be followed by a colon, :
.
Each value needs to be followed by either a comma, ,
, new line or closing curly brace, }
.
Strings can be quoted or unquoted (like with statement parameters). However any unquoted values will first be tested to see if it is a number, boolean (true
of false
) or null (null
). Keys are always strings (str
), even if they look like a number.
expr
): Expressions: mathematical, string comparisons, logical operators"Double Quote"
: Initiates or terminates a string (variables expanded)%(Brace Quote)
: Initiates or terminates a string (variables expanded)%[]
Array Builder: Quickly generate arrays'Single Quote'
: Initiates or terminates a string (variables not expanded)This document was generated from gen/parser/create_object_doc.yaml.
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