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I am not up on this but in XML world I would have used XPath. I see there are both JsonPath and JsonQuery gems that seem to be geared for this kind of stuff.

• darkxanthos 15y ago
  I thought they just query...? Actually, I was just prototyping this in Ruby for porting to C#... I couldn't find anything in c# to do this either. I basically have .NET objects I'm serializing out to JSON then I want to take that JSON and use what I did here and then bring it back into .NET objects. This may not be my final solution (I may opt for reflection in the end) but I want to see this solution through.
  • woan 15y ago
    They return the objects meeting the criteria and you set the property blindly. The query API I saw has a clone and replace API too which is good if concurrency is a concern.
  • woan 15y ago
    Oh crap, in .Net there is a OSS Linq to JSON provider I see.