jcl,

I have JSON data that looks like this. I pulled it from the Darwinex API. I was hoping to have a blog entry, where I demonstrate Zorro's ability to download and parse JSON data with nothing more than a Zorro script, but maybe I will need to make and load a DLL too.

It also does not help that it starts with an eccentric element at the beginning of the array.

Code:
{
  "candles": [
    {
      "timestamp": 1532638800
    },
    {
      "candle": {
        "close": 1045.31,
        "max": 1045.31,
        "min": 1045.31,
        "open": 1045.31
      },
      "timestamp": 1532898000
    },
    {
      "candle": {
        "close": 1038.23,
        "max": 1046.22,
        "min": 1037.03,
        "open": 1045.31
      },
      "timestamp": 1532984400
    },
    {
      "candle": {
        "close": 1025.54,
        "max": 1042.31,
        "min": 1025.54,
        "open": 1038.3
      },
      "timestamp": 1533070800
    },
// etc etc

I'm thinking that in the future, it might be helpful for dataParse to support a format such as this:

Code:
const char* format = "candles,timestamp,%t,candle->max,candle->min,candle->open,candle->close";
int numparsed = dataParse(h,format,filename);
printf("nnumparsed = %d",numparsed);


Can this go on the to-do list?

Thanks,
Andrew

www.vitaltrades.com - andrew@vitaltrades.com