how can I convert a JSONObject like "{hello1: hi, hello2: hey}" to "hello1: hi, hello2: hey" without these brackets { } ?
I know that there is a opportunity to use JSONObject.tostring but then I'll get a string with the brackets.
Thanks all.
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2 Answers
Just do a substring or string replace.
Pseudo substring Example:
JSONObject a = new JSONObject("{hello1: hi, hello2: hey}");
String b = a.toString().substring(1, a.toString().length() - 1);
Pseudo string replace Example:
JSONObject a = new JSONObject("{hello1: hi, hello2: hey}");
String b = a.toString().replace("{", "");
String c = b.toString().replace("}", "");
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user3241507
you will need to spell
length not lenght :)Assuming that you actually want to do something more elaborate than your question suggests and you can make some assumptions about the JSON you'll be working with, you could do something like the following to get any output format you'd like.
JSONObject json = new JSONObject("{hello1: hi, hello2: hey}");
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
for(String k : json.keys()) {
sb.append(k);
sb.append(": ").
sb.append(json.getString(k));
sb.append(", ")
}
// do something with sb.toString()
Then again, I might have read into this too much (in which case @ProgrammerXR's answer would do the trick).
