In DroidScript, there is a native SQlite function. But there is no JSON writing or parsing function.
function test(display)
{
// file to store data
var fil="/storage/jsontest.txt";
//build a test object
var stuff1 = {"value":1,"name":"one"};
//save object in a file
writeAsJson(fil,stuff1);
//get copy of the object from the file
var newobj = readAsJson(fil);
//display data from the copy
display.SetText(newobj.name +" is "+ newobj.value);
}
As usual I have set myself a larger project than I can realistically handle. But I have time to pick away at this until it's done. So I'm moving forward. Today's progress was mostly reproducing the work I did in Tasker, and a little bit trying to write JSON. Tomorrow I might see what it's like working with databases. I do remember a little bit of db stuff... I think...
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