[x3d-public] JSON Encoding
Cecile Muller
newsletter at wildpeaks.fr
Mon Dec 21 16:11:14 PST 2015
Good evening Don,
> 1. In the proposed alternative example (again attached), what would the
full object reference from the top of the scene graph be?
The path in HelloWorldCommentedAlternativeEncoding.json is:
* data.X3D.Scene['-children'][4].Group['-children'][3].Transform['-children'][1].Shape['-appearance'][0].Appearance['-material'][0].Material['@diffuseColor']*
You can run this in Node to test:
https://gist.github.com/cecilemuller/efa310a5f2923ce360ba
> 2. A code snippet that showed how to test such a reference in node.js
console would be helpful...
Sure, already posted one (this one however additionally needs the json5
module):
https://gist.github.com/cecilemuller/14e168f7864ac66c61d3
> 3. Wondering what is the formal status of JSON5? Am not finding that it
is specified anywhere.
Its reference is at http://json5.org and its js module has 1.7 million
downloads a month.
See you,
Cecile
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