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Open Tests.swift and look at func testBuild().
Tests.swift
func testBuild()
I understand that root element should be JAYSON but is it always necessary to call JAYSON(JAYSON(JAYSON(...))) instead of inner Swift literals?
JAYSON
JAYSON(JAYSON(JAYSON(...)))
For example, could you explain the difference between j["tree1"] = JAYSON(["index" : "myvalue"]) and j["tree1"] = ["index" : "myvalue"]?
j["tree1"] = JAYSON(["index" : "myvalue"])
j["tree1"] = ["index" : "myvalue"]
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Thank you.
I understand that root element should be JAYSON
Yes, that's right.
but, The following objects do not need to be wrapped in JAYSON. JAYSON JAYSONWritableType
JAYSONWritableType
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Tests.swift
and look atfunc testBuild()
.I understand that root element should be
JAYSON
but is it always necessary to callJAYSON(JAYSON(JAYSON(...)))
instead of inner Swift literals?For example, could you explain the difference between
j["tree1"] = JAYSON(["index" : "myvalue"])
andj["tree1"] = ["index" : "myvalue"]
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: