@ZackNicola possible, would you mind raising an issue?
ShadowFiend
@ZackNicola
@devlead you can do a test: create an object include float value, make this object to jsonObject maybe you need base some class ?
sattwikp
@spati2
So my usecase is to omit class properties with null values. Currently I am doing a regex replace to handle that. I was wondering if there is something simpler that I could do
Mattias Karlsson
@devlead
@spati2 if not already possible that sounds like a reasonable addition, please raise an issue
John
@JVimes
Is there a way to have pretty printing, but with a particular array written on a single line?
"Items" : ["1", "2", "4"]
Mattias Karlsson
@devlead
No, not atm.
John
@JVimes
Thank you. Probably not a super high value feature.
John
@JVimes
@devlead If I try to implement it, what do you think of this? The user places [CustomExporter(nameof(FooCustomExporter))] on a class member. Now, WriteValue()uses that custom exporter on the member (in my use case above, the exporter writes the array without newlines).
vedrit
@vedrit
Hi all, I'm trying to read nested data from my JSON file and I'm getting an error that JsonData is not a dictionary. I assume I'm trying to go down the wrong path and I'm not having any luck searching online. If anyone has any suggestions, it'd be appreciated
vedrit
@vedrit
Nevermind, my formatting didn't match what I was trying to accomplish