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 '''name''' Name of the file containing JSON data<br/>
 Return:<br/>
-Primitive type or object representing the data, ''undefined'' if parsing failed.
+Primitive type or object representing the data, ''undefined'' if parsing failed or file error (file read failure, file length exceeds 65536 bytes).

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 Parameters:<br>
 '''obj''': Object to search in<br>
-'''path''': Path to use. May be a JPath object or a string<br>
+'''path''': Path to use. May be a [[Javascript JPath|JPath]] object or a string<br>
 Return:<br>
 Found value, '''undefined''' if not found, '''obj''' is not an object or path is invalid

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 Stringify a Javascript primitive or object.<br/>
 Objects already added (repeated in input object tree) will be replaced by an object with a '''$ref''' property having a string value as specified in RFC 6901 URI fragment.<br>
 Parameters:<br/>
 '''obj''' Object of primitive type<br/>
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 Return:<br/>
 String JSON data, ''undefined'' is an error occured.
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 Return:<br>
 True on success, false otherwise

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 * '''stringify(obj,unused,spaces)'''
 Stringify a Javascript primitive or object.<br/>
 Parameters:<br/>

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	'''sqlEscape''': Optional. True to apply SQL escaping to parameter values<br>		'''sqlEscape''': Optional. True to apply SQL escaping to parameter values<br>
	'''extraEsc''': Character to escape other than the SQL default ones<br>		'''extraEsc''': Character to escape other than the SQL default ones<br>
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		+	* '''findPath(obj, path)'''
		+	Find object property value or array at index value by a JSON path.<br>
		+	Parameters:<br>
		+	'''obj''': Object to search in<br>
		+	'''path''': Path to use. May be a JPath object or a string<br>
		+	Return:<br>
		+	Found value, '''undefined''' if not found, '''obj''' is not an object or path is invalid
		+
		+	* '''replaceReferences(obj)'''
		+	Replace path references in given object properties or array values.<br>
		+	A path reference is an object with a '''$ref''' property with value containing a path URI as specified in RFC 6901.<br>
		+	Parameters:<br>
		+	'''obj''': Object to search in<br>
		+	Return:<br>
		+	True on success, false otherwise

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	Return:<br/>		Return:<br/>
	TRUE if operation succeeded, FALSE if an error occured.		TRUE if operation succeeded, FALSE if an error occured.
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		+	* '''replaceParams(obj, params [,sqlEscape [,extraEsc]])
		+
		+	Replace ${paramname} instances in 'buf' from 'params' field values.<br>
		+	Replacements are done in string property values.<br>
		+	Parameters:<br>
		+	'''buf''': Array: replace in its elements. Object: replace in its properties. Any other type is ignored<br>
		+	'''params''': Object whose fields are used to replace. Ignored (no replace is made) if not an object<br>
		+	'''sqlEscape''': Optional. True to apply SQL escaping to parameter values<br>
		+	'''extraEsc''': Character to escape other than the SQL default ones<br>

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 == Methods ==
 * '''parse(str)'''
 Parse JSON string.<br/>
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 Return:<br/>
 Primitive type or object representing the data, ''undefined'' if parsing failed.
 * '''stringify(obj,unused,spaces)'''
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 Return:<br/>
 String JSON data, ''undefined'' is an error occured.
 * '''loadFile(name)'''
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 Return:<br/>
 Primitive type or object representing the data, ''undefined'' if parsing failed.
 * '''saveFile(name,obj,spaces)'''
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 Parameters:<br/>
-'''name''' Name of the JSON file to write
+'''name''' Name of the JSON file to write<br/>
 '''unused''' Unused optional parameter, for compatibility with the standard<br/>
 '''spaces''' Optional number of spaces to use for indentation<br/>
 Return:<br/>
 TRUE if operation succeeded, FALSE if an error occured.