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问题 JSON.NET JsonObjectAttribute has a property Id. It's inherited from the JsonContainerAttribute. I cannot find, for what is the Id property is used? 回答1: It's used by Json.NET Schema to override the default "$id" property value when generating a schema for a type. E.g. if I have the following type: [JsonObject(Id = "http://foo.bar/schemas/rootobject.json")] public class RootObject { } And auto-generate a schema using JSchemaGenerator as follows: var schema = new JSchemaGenerator().Generate

问题 JSON.NET JsonObjectAttribute has a property Id. It's inherited from the JsonContainerAttribute. I cannot find, for what is the Id property is used? 回答1: It's used by Json.NET Schema to override the default "$id" property value when generating a schema for a type. E.g. if I have the following type: [JsonObject(Id = "http://foo.bar/schemas/rootobject.json")] public class RootObject { } And auto-generate a schema using JSchemaGenerator as follows: var schema = new JSchemaGenerator().Generate

问题 JSON.NET JsonObjectAttribute has a property Id. It's inherited from the JsonContainerAttribute. I cannot find, for what is the Id property is used? 回答1: It's used by Json.NET Schema to override the default "$id" property value when generating a schema for a type. E.g. if I have the following type: [JsonObject(Id = "http://foo.bar/schemas/rootobject.json")] public class RootObject { } And auto-generate a schema using JSchemaGenerator as follows: var schema = new JSchemaGenerator().Generate

问题 How do I search for the path of a JObject in my deserialized JSON by value using regex or other wildcard-capable method? For instance, this is my JSON: { "type": "AdaptiveCard", "body": [ { "type": "Container", "items": [ { "type": "TextBlock", "text": "{item.name}", "size": "Large", "weight": "Bolder", "horizontalAlignment": "Center", "color": "Accent" }, { "type": "Image", "url": "{item.image}", "altText": "" }, { "type": "ColumnSet", "columns": [ { "type": "Column", "width": "stretch",

问题 Although the names look similar, small changes could be tricky. Unfortunately I cannot find decent info about JPath. The docs of JSON.NET are talking about JPath and JSONPath and I think there are the same. Am I correct? A String that contains a JPath expression. from JToken.SelectToken (see also source code) This sample loads JSON and then queries values from it using SelectToken(String) with a JSONPath query. Which is using JObject.SelectToken (inherited from JToken ) from Querying JSON

问题 Although the names look similar, small changes could be tricky. Unfortunately I cannot find decent info about JPath. The docs of JSON.NET are talking about JPath and JSONPath and I think there are the same. Am I correct? A String that contains a JPath expression. from JToken.SelectToken (see also source code) This sample loads JSON and then queries values from it using SelectToken(String) with a JSONPath query. Which is using JObject.SelectToken (inherited from JToken ) from Querying JSON

问题 Is it possible to merge two json objects like this with System.Text.Json? Object 1 { id: 1 william: "shakespeare" } Object 2 { william: "dafoe" foo: "bar" } Result Object { id: 1 william: "dafoe" foo: "bar" } I am able to achieve it with newtonsoft.json like this var obj1 = JObject.Parse(obj1String); var obj2 = JObject.Parse(obj2String); obj1.Merge(obj2); result = settings.ToString(); But is there a way with System.Text.Json ? 回答1: As of .Net Core 3.0 merging of JSON objects is not

问题 Is it possible to merge two json objects like this with System.Text.Json? Object 1 { id: 1 william: "shakespeare" } Object 2 { william: "dafoe" foo: "bar" } Result Object { id: 1 william: "dafoe" foo: "bar" } I am able to achieve it with newtonsoft.json like this var obj1 = JObject.Parse(obj1String); var obj2 = JObject.Parse(obj2String); obj1.Merge(obj2); result = settings.ToString(); But is there a way with System.Text.Json ? 回答1: As of .Net Core 3.0 merging of JSON objects is not

问题 I'm trying to use DeserializeObject from the NewtonSoft library but I encoutered a problem that bothers me a lot. I'm quite new with that Library so to understand it better I took a look at the following example from the official website. Using that ressource, I modified it to fit my needs, here is my class : public class Project { [JsonProperty ("team")] public string Team{ get; set; } [JsonProperty("details")] public string Details { get; set;} } Here is the code : Project project = new

问题 This question already has answers here : How to serialize byte[] as simple JSON Array and not as base64 in JSON.net? (3 answers) Closed 3 years ago . public class MyClass { public byte[] Bytes{get;set;} } MyClass obj = new MyClass(); obj.Bytes = new byte[]{1,22,44,55}; string s_result = Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.SerializeObject(obj); // my s_result looks like {"Bytes":"KQAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA="} I want result like "Bytes":"1,22,44,55" I did work around for this by