EDIT: I "solved" it by not parsing anything and "reading" it by hand like so:
foreach (string key in result.ResultDictionary.Keys)
{
foreach (string key2 in ((IDictionary)result.ResultDictionary[key]).Keys)
{
Debug.Log(key2 + " : " + ((IDictionary)result.ResultDictionary[key])[key2]);
}
}
Original question below
I have this snippet:
string query = "?ids=";
for (int i = 0; i < users.Length; i++)
{
query += users[i].idFacebook + ",";
}
query = query .Remove(query.Length - 1);
FB.API(query, HttpMethod.GET, responseCallback);
Now in the callback I want to parse the JSON I got, but I don't know how to do it, it looks something like this:
{
"facebook-id-1":
{
"name":"some name",
"id":"facebook-id-1"
},
"facebook-id-2":
{
"name":"some name",
"id":"facebook-id-2"
},
"facebook-id-3":
{
"name":"some name",
"id":"facebook-id-3"
},
}
I tried to use a struct to parse it, but I know I need another struct to read the "upper" nodes, but their names are the id's so I can't create a general struct to work with them
struct fbResults
{
public fbName[] users;
}
struct fbName
{
public string name;
public string id;
}
This is how I parse the JSON inside the callback:
fbResults fbUsers = JsonUtility.FromJson<fbResults>(result.RawResult);
I appreciate any help
EDIT: Added more tags.
I "solved" it by not parsing anything and "reading" it by hand like so:
foreach (string key in result.ResultDictionary.Keys)
{
foreach (string key2 in ((IDictionary)result.ResultDictionary[key]).Keys)
{
Debug.Log(key2 + " : " + ((IDictionary)result.ResultDictionary[key])[key2]);
}
}