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json.union(array, array, ...)
json.union(array, array, ...)
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json.union(object, object, ...)
json.union(object, object, ...)
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'''Parameters'''
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{{param|array|The [[JSON Array]]s to union.}}
{{param|array|The [[JSON Array]]s to union.}}
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   [h: array1 = json.append("",1,2,3,4)]
   [h: array1 = json.append("",1,2,3,4)]
   [h: array2 = json.append("",3,4,5,6)]
   [h: array2 = json.append("",3,4,5,6)]
   [r: json.union(array1,array2)]
   [r: json.union(array1,array2)]
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Returns
Returns

Latest revision as of 23:59, 15 March 2023

json.union() Function

Introduced in version 1.3b53
Returns an JSON Array with the union of all of the JSON Object keys, or JSON Array values. If a value or a key occurs in multiple different objects or arrays, it will only be placed once in the output object or array.

Usage

json.union(array, array, ...)
json.union(object, object, ...)

Parameters

Examples

  [h: array1 = json.append("",1,2,3,4)]
  [h: array2 = json.append("",3,4,5,6)]
  [r: json.union(array1,array2)]

Returns

"[1,2,3,4,5,6]"

See Also