On Wed, 31 May 2023, Adrian Klaver wrote:
> Given that I would just COPY the data out as CSV.
I recently did something similar. I found the JSON functions not quite
satisfying and the extra spaces redundant, but it turns out that, for
a numerical table, exporting as CSV, loading that via AJAX then (on
xhr.responseText) substituting newlines with '],[' and prepending '[['
and appending ']]' was enough to let JSON.parse eat it.
With strings this is more complex ofc (though partial use of JSON
functions, e.g. to convert strings to JSONString already, might help).
bye,
//mirabilos
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