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--- en:xjson [2026/06/03 09:19] – administrator
+++ en:xjson [2026/06/03 09:56] (current) – [XJSON] administrator
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+    {
     feedback : 1,
     changeset : {
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     locked: F,
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+    }
 This is an example for a XJSON for a list instead of an object. It can also be a number or a string too.
-[ 1, 2, "Red", DT12, ]
+  [ 1, 2, "Red", DT12, ]
 ==== Notes on Boolean ====
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 ==== Notes on Number ====
-  - The sign of a number is put at the end, eg. negative 123 is 123-
+  * The sign of a number is put at the end, eg. negative 123 is 123-
-  - One can use exponential notation, eg. 1.234E4
+  * One can use exponential notation, eg. 1.234E4
-  - Start a number 0x for hexidecimal.
+  * Start a number 0x for hexidecimal.
 ==== Notes on DateTime ====
-  -   The full specification is D[YYYYMMDD][THHMMSS.ZZZ[+HHMM][+TZ]]
+  * The full specification is D[YYYYMMDD][THHMMSS.ZZZ[+HHMM][+TZ]]
-  -   TZ refer to time zone, which is a number
+  * TZ refer to time zone, which is a number
-  -   To specify time. just omit the date but still need to start with 'D'. Eg. DT12 for 12:00:00
+  * To specify time. just omit the date but still need to start with 'D'. Eg. DT12 for 12:00:00
 ==== Notes on String ====
-  - String is UTF8 encoded.
+  *   String is UTF8 encoded.
-  - You can escape a character with backslash, . The possible escaped characters are \0 \b, \n, \r, \t, \Z, \, ', and ".
+  * You can escape a character with backslash, . The possible escaped characters are \0 \b, \n, \r, \t, \Z, \, ', and ".
 ==== Notes on Bytes ====