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--- manual:JSON [2024/04/22 02:23] – peternlewis
+++ manual:JSON [2026/05/13 02:47] (current) – [JSON] peternlewis
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 * `null` - null (missing or absent value)
-JSON terminology refers to dictionaries as “objects”, but also the whole thing as a JSON object, so generally within Keyboard Maestro it will be referred to as a JSON dictionary when talking about a specific dictionary formatted part of a JSON object, and object when it could be any of the various forms. A JSON container would be an array or a dictionary.
+JSON terminology refers to dictionaries as “objects”, but also the whole thing as a JSON object, so generally within Keyboard Maestro it will be referred to as a JSON //dictionary// when talking about a specific dictionary formatted part of a JSON object, and //object// when it could be any of the various forms. A JSON //container// would be an array or a dictionary.
 ===== JSON Paths =====
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 Keyboard Maestro introduces the concept of a JSON Path.  This is similar to the concept of an XPath, and there are other similar but unrelated JSON path concepts around, and they have similar intentions, but none of these are the same, or have the same syntax.
-In Keyboard Maestro, for a variable named `J`, and JSON Path might look like:
+In Keyboard Maestro, for a variable named `J`, a JSON Path might look like:
     J[2+3].fieldname{%Variable%FieldName%}