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‎distribution/json4processing-0.1.5/examples/create_jsonarray/create_jsonarray.pde‎

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/*
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* JSON 4 Processing
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* Basic example 2: Creating a JSON Array
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*
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* Good for sending a large set of primitive values, like sensor readings.
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*/
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import org.json.*;
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void setup(){
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// 1. Initialize the Array
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JSONArray myJsonArray = new JSONArray();
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// 2. Add some content to the array
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myJsonArray.put( 4 );
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myJsonArray.put( 2 );
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println( myJsonArray );
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}
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void draw(){
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}

‎distribution/json4processing-0.1.5/examples/create_jsonarray_of_objects/create_jsonarray_of_objects.pde‎

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/*
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* JSON 4 Processing
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* Basic example 3: Creating a JSON Array of JSON Objects.
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*
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* Good for sending multiple complex values, such as database tables.
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*/
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import org.json.*;
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void setup(){
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// 1. Initialize the Array
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JSONArray myJsonUsers = new JSONArray();
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// 2. Create the first object & add to array
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JSONObject firstUser = new JSONObject();
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firstUser.put( "name", "Andreas" );
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firstUser.put( "age", 32 );
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myJsonUsers.put( firstUser );
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// 3. Create the second object
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JSONObject secondUser = new JSONObject();
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secondUser.put( "name", "Maria" );
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secondUser.put( "age", 28 );
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myJsonUsers.put( secondUser );
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println( myJsonUsers );
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}
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void draw(){
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}

‎distribution/json4processing-0.1.5/examples/create_jsonobject/create_jsonobject.pde‎

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/*
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* JSON 4 Processing
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* Basic example 1: Creating a JSON Object
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*
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* Good for sending values that has a specific meaning (complex values)
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*/
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import org.json.*;
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void setup(){
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// 1. Initialize the object
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JSONObject myJsonObject = new JSONObject();
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// 2. Add some content to the object
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myJsonObject.put( "myIntegerValue", 7 );
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println( myJsonObject );
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}
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void draw(){
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}

‎distribution/json4processing-0.1.5/examples/create_jsonobject_from_httpheader/create_jsonobject_from_httpheader.pde‎

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/*
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* JSON 4 Processing
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* Basic example 5: Parsing the HTTP header from www.processing.org
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*
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* This example creates a JSONObject from the HTTP response when
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* contacting a website (www.processing.org).
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*/
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import org.json.*;
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import java.net.URL;
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import java.net.URLConnection;
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URL url;
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URLConnection conn;
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void setup() {
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// Unfortunately there's a problem in the Processing Client implementation
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// that forces us to use straight Java.
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try {
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url = new URL("http://www.processing.org");
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conn = url.openConnection();
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}
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catch( Exception e) {
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}
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// We will manually add the entire HTTP reponse to this StringBuffer
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// and create the JSONObject using it.
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StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
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// Construct the String object using the URLConnection.
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for (int i = 0;; i++) {
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String name = conn.getHeaderFieldKey(i);
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String value = conn.getHeaderField(i);
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if (name == null && value == null) {
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break;
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}
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if (name == null) {
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// Add the value, if there is no key-value pair.
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sb.append(value).append("\n");
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}
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else {
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// Add the key-value pair.
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sb.append(name).append(":").append(value).append("\n");
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}
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}
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// Create the JSON HTTP instance
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HTTP http = new HTTP();
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// Create the JSONObject using the HTTP instance
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JSONObject obj = http.toJSONObject(sb.toString());
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// Print the JSONObject
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System.out.println(obj);
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}
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void draw() {
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}
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‎distribution/json4processing-0.1.5/examples/create_jsonobject_from_string/create_jsonobject_from_string.pde‎

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/*
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* JSON 4 Processing
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* Basic example 1: Creating a JSON Object from a json string
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*/
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import org.json.*;
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void setup(){
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// 1. Get the json-string (we'll just create one...)
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String jsonstring = "{\"myIntegerValue\":7}";
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// 2. Initialize the object
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JSONObject myJsonObject = new JSONObject(jsonstring);
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println( myJsonObject );
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}
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void draw(){
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}

‎distribution/json4processing-0.1.5/examples/reading_yahoo_weather/reading_yahoo_weather.pde‎

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/*
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* JSON 4 Processing
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* Basic example 4: Reading data from the web (Yahoo weather)
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*
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* This example reads the Weather feed from the Yahoo API's. It's using
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* the WOEID for Malmo, you can change this by finding the ID you want
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* at http://developer.yahoo.com/weather/
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*/
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import org.json.*;
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void setup() {
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// Accessing the weather service
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String BASE_URL = "http://weather.yahooapis.com/forecastjson?w=";
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String WOEID = "898091";
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// Get the JSON formatted response
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String response = loadStrings( BASE_URL + WOEID )[0];
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// Make sure we got a response.
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if ( response != null ) {
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// Initialize the JSONObject for the response
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JSONObject root = new JSONObject( response );
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// Get the "condition" JSONObject
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JSONObject condition = root.getJSONObject("condition");
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// Get the "temperature" value from the condition object
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int temperature = condition.getInt("temperature");
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// Print the temperature
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println( temperature );
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}
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}
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void draw() {
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}

‎distribution/json4processing-0.1.5/examples/write_jsonarray_of_objects/write_jsonarray_of_objects.pde‎

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* JSON 4 Processing
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* Basic example 7: Creating a JSON Array of JSON Objects and saving it to a file.
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*/
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import org.json.*;
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import java.io.File;
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void setup(){
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// Object creation like in example 3
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// =================================================
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// 1. Initialize the Array
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JSONArray myJsonUsers = new JSONArray();
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// 2. Create the first object & add to array
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JSONObject firstUser = new JSONObject();
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firstUser.put( "name", "Andreas" );
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firstUser.put( "age", 32 );
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myJsonUsers.put( firstUser );
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// 3. Create the second object
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JSONObject secondUser = new JSONObject();
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secondUser.put( "name", "Maria" );
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secondUser.put( "age", 28 );
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myJsonUsers.put( secondUser );
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// Writing the JSON Array / Object to a file
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// will store the JSON Array in the file json_output.txt within the data directory
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File file = new File(dataPath("") + File.separator + "json_output.txt");
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// Create the data directory if it does not exist
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file.getParentFile().mkdirs();
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FileWriter fstream = new FileWriter(file, false);
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// Use this instead if you want to append the data to the file
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//FileWriter fstream = new FileWriter(file, true);
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BufferedWriter out = new BufferedWriter(fstream);
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// do the actual writing
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myJsonUsers.write(out);
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// Close the stream
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out.close();
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}catch (Exception e){
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System.err.println("Error writing the JSON file: " + e.getMessage());
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}
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void draw(){
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