JSONArray Class

A JSON array is simply an array of objects. The string representation of a JSON array is a widely-used standard format for exchanging data. The string begins with a left square bracket "[" and ends with a right square bracket "]". Each object in the array is separated by comma ",".

Constructors

JSONArray( )

JSONArray( String source )

Public Methods

iterator( ) returns java.util.Iterator<JSONValue>

length( ) returns int

Returns the number of elements in the JSONArray, included nulls.

isEmpty( ) returns boolean

Returns true if there are no entries in the array.

get( int index ) returns JSONValue

Returns the object value associated with an index.

add( Object object ) returns void

Appends an object to the array.

set( int index, Object object ) returns JSONValue

Updates an object to the array. Returns the original value that was associated with the index.

remove( int index ) returns JSONValue

Remove entry. Returns the value that was associated with the index.

equals( Object obj ) returns boolean

Returns true if the given object is a JSONArray and the JSONArray contains the same entries as this array. Order is important.

toArray( ) returns Object[]

Returns an array of Objects backing the JSONArray

toString( ) returns String

toString( int indentFactor ) returns String

Returns a printable, displayable, transmittable representation of the array.