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json to SKILL

AurelBuche

Hi All,

I was wondering if there is a simple way to render JSON into a LISP readable format (i.e. with parentheses so I could use lineread)?

I remember a post from Andrew to convert .xml the same way using xsltproc and a custom stylesheet. I am looking for a similar solution

Cheers

Aurélien

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  • Hi Aurélien,

    I've never written one - one of those things I'd get to if I had a burning need. If I was going to write a quick-and-dirty (similar to the xlstproc approach) I'd probably write a simple python script to use json.load() to import into a Python dictionary (which can then contain dictionaries and arrays within) and then a recursive function to traverse that and dump it out as an s-expression.

    Of course, it would probably be worth converting one of the common-lisp implementations of a JSON reader into SKILL, but I've not done that either.

    Maybe somebody else has? We have had a few enhancement requests to provide such a function, but they've not made it to the top of the pile yet.

    Andrew

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  • Hi Aurélien,

    I've never written one - one of those things I'd get to if I had a burning need. If I was going to write a quick-and-dirty (similar to the xlstproc approach) I'd probably write a simple python script to use json.load() to import into a Python dictionary (which can then contain dictionaries and arrays within) and then a recursive function to traverse that and dump it out as an s-expression.

    Of course, it would probably be worth converting one of the common-lisp implementations of a JSON reader into SKILL, but I've not done that either.

    Maybe somebody else has? We have had a few enhancement requests to provide such a function, but they've not made it to the top of the pile yet.

    Andrew

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