BUG - case sensitivity in AA.Delete() - solved, ParseJson()
I have a function that sets a new associative array (AA) value:
m.cAA.puz[ 1].teleTrap = 1 ' Store puz info
Later I wanted to delete it, so I ran:
? m.cAA.puz[ 1].Delete("teleTrap") ' Reset to default where key/value doesn't exist, potentially cuts down on save game size
But it wasn't working - which is why I added the ?, and it always prints "false" - why???
Then I tried:
? m.cAA.puz[ 1].Delete("teletrap") ' Reset to default where key/value doesn't exist, potentially cuts down on save game size
WORKS!
Turns out when I assigned the value, it was assigned as "teletrap" all lower case, and when I go to use .Delete(), it's case sensitive! This seems like a bug to me. I don't care if it saves the key string all lower case even though I entered some caps, but I wanna have my cake and eat it too - allow the delete command to not care if I enter caps there too!
m.cAA.puz[ 1].teleTrap = 1 ' Store puz info
Later I wanted to delete it, so I ran:
? m.cAA.puz[ 1].Delete("teleTrap") ' Reset to default where key/value doesn't exist, potentially cuts down on save game size
But it wasn't working - which is why I added the ?, and it always prints "false" - why???
Then I tried:
? m.cAA.puz[ 1].Delete("teletrap") ' Reset to default where key/value doesn't exist, potentially cuts down on save game size
WORKS!
Turns out when I assigned the value, it was assigned as "teletrap" all lower case, and when I go to use .Delete(), it's case sensitive! This seems like a bug to me. I don't care if it saves the key string all lower case even though I entered some caps, but I wanna have my cake and eat it too - allow the delete command to not care if I enter caps there too!
