JavaScript Object-based JavaScript is almost entirely object-based. Object name Object property names are string keys. syntax dot notation (obj.x = 10) bracket notation (obj['x'] = 10) value A value can be a string in double quotes, or a number, or t
private function init():void { //新建对象 var obj:Object = new Object(); //增加key-value obj["name"] = "liguoliang"; //格式: Object[key] = value obj[; //注意: key必须为String, value可以为任意类型 //使用for..in...遍历所有的key - value for(var k:String in obj) { t
public static class WebExtension { public static T Decode<T>(this RequestBase res) { Type type = res.GetType(); // For each property of this object, html decode it if it is of type string foreach (PropertyInfo propertyInfo in type.GetProperties()) {
Modern browsers (IE8, FF3, Chrome etc.) have native JSON support built in (Same API as with JSON2). So as long you're not dealing with IE6/7 you can do it just as easily as that: var j={"name":"binchen"}; JSON.stringify(j); // '{"