Create json in your d3 program. To install: copy the code from each file to your d3 system. I'm using d3/linux. Then flash compile-catalog each subroutine/d3 program.

• This program was designed to build the json data structure by appending data in json format to a string as a program is being executed.
• This program was not designed to build a large dynamic array then call a subroutine & magically poof... json then appears.
• But maybe you can get cleaver and loop through your dynamic array, and build your json string using these subroutines.
  • you might have to pull data out of your array and create a new dynamic array that represents the <X,key>,<X,value> format for one record at a time.
• Remember to start your json string { ...before a call to BUILD.JSON.OBJECT and also before you start a json array using JSON.START.ARRAY.
• Remember to end your json string } ...when you want to end your json structure
• CREATE.KEY.VALUE.PAIRS will return a json object that contains key:value pairs so if that is all you need then you don't need to start/end { } your json string. See Example 3
• To create an json array of objects : see Example 1 in JSON.EXAMPLE d3 program
• First begin your array by making a call to JSON.START.ARRAY and pass the key that you want the array set to and the variable name of the json string
• Then build a dynamic array that represents all of the key value pairs for one record. (example: 1 employee or 1 resource)
  • Each Attribute represents one key/value pair. <X,1>=@:key, <X,2>=value
    • <X,1>="[DataTypeCode]:key" ...replace [DataTypeCode] with one of the characters that identify which data type you want for this field
      • @=string
      • #=number
      • !=boolean ...value should set to "1" which will converted true in json else false
      • $=object
  • call CREATE.KEY.VALUE.PAIRS and pass that dynamic array which will be converted to a json object that contains key:value pairs
  • then add that object to the current json array by calling JSON.ADD.OBJECT
    • remember to indicated if this is the last object in the array by passing 1 in the last argument, else a comma will be appended to the object.
  • REMEMBER to end the json string }
• Create a simple json object that is assigned to a key Example 2
  • Create dynamic array <X,1>=@:key, <X,2>=value
  • Call BUILD.JSON.OBJECT
• Create a json object with no key Example 3
  • Create dynamic array <X,1>=@:key, <X,2>=value
  • Call CREATE.VALUE.PAIRS