cmp_two_simple_json()

`cmp_two_simple_json()`#

cmp_two_simple_json() compares two JSON values that are either strings, integers, reals, or booleans. It returns a value indicating their relative order.

C

Prototype

int cmp_two_simple_json(
    json_t *jn_var1,  // not owned
    json_t *jn_var2   // not owned
);

Parameters

Key	Type	Description
`jn_var1`	`json_t *`	The first JSON value to compare. Must be a string, integer, real, or boolean.
`jn_var2`	`json_t *`	The second JSON value to compare. Must be a string, integer, real, or boolean.

Return Value

Returns -1 if jn_var1 is less than jn_var2, 0 if they are equal, and 1 if jn_var1 is greater than jn_var2. If either value is a complex JSON type (object or array), they are considered equal.

Notes

This function does not compare JSON objects or arrays. It first attempts to compare as real numbers, then as integers, then as booleans, and finally as strings if necessary.

JS

Prototype

// Not applicable in JS

Python

Prototype

# Not applicable in Python

cmp_two_simple_json()

cmp_two_simple_json()#

`cmp_two_simple_json()`#