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@JSONPUTVALUE[value,type] : Writes the value of a property to a JSON file.

Value specifies the new value.

ValueType specifies the type of the value. Possible values are:

•0 (Object)

•1 (Array)

•2 (String)

•3 (Number)

•4 (Bool)

•5 (Null)

•6 (Raw)

The file must have been opened with a previous @JSONOPEN.

Returns 0 on success, or a JSON error code on failure.

Example:

This batch file creates a JSON file named d:\fido.json, writes the opening brace, writes a property, creates an array, writes two values into the array, closes the array, writes the closing brace, and closes the file:

echo %@jsoncreate[d:\fido.json]

echo %@jsonStartObject[]

echo %@jsonPutProperty["name", "fido", 2]

echo %@jsonPutName["previousOwners"]

echo %@jsonStartArray[]

echo %@jsonPutValue["Steve Widgetson",2]

echo %@jsonPutValue["Wanda Widgetson", 2]

echo %@jsonEndarray[]

echo %@jsonEndObject[]

echo %@jsonFlush[]

echo %@jsonclose[]

The resulting file d:\json looks like this:

{"name":"fido","previousOwners":["Steve Widgetson","Wanda Widgetson"]}

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