If I have the following object:
JsonObj = {
"frames": {
"cinema": {
"sourceSize": { "w": 256, "h": 200 },
"frame": { "x": 0, "y": 0, "w": 256, "h": 192 }
},
"tree": {
"sourceSize": { "w": 128, "h": 110 },
"frame": { "x": 0, "y": 302, "w": 70, "h": 96 }
}
}
};
This JSON object is parsed into the variable parsedJSON using this JavaScript code:
var parsedJSON = JSON.parse(JsonObj);
How would I rename the "frames" property in parsedJSON to something else?
Set the somethingElse as a reference to what frames points to, then delete frames.
parsedJSON.somethingElse = parsedJSON.frames;
delete parsedJSON.frames;
The important thing here is that frames is simply a pointer to an object; if you delete the frames pointer, somethingElse still references a valid object.
Also note there's no such thing as a "JSON object"; you have a JSON representation of an object, which is a string, or you have an object (which can often be defined via object literal notation, which is often where the confusion lies).
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