RJSONIO 2025

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The document describes the 'RJSONIO' package, which facilitates the serialization and deserialization of R objects to and from JSON format. It highlights the package's capabilities, including its extensibility, performance improvements over similar packages, and various functions for handling JSON data in R. The author, Duncan Temple Lang, provides details on usage, options for customization, and references to related resources.

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Click 'Get Form' to open RJSONIO in the editor.
Begin by reviewing the form's sections, which include serialization options for R objects and JSON content. Familiarize yourself with fields like 'asJSVars' and 'fromJSON'.
Fill in the required fields. For instance, when using 'asJSVars', specify your R objects as name-value pairs. Ensure you understand optional qualifiers and types for ActionScript variables.
Utilize the 'fromJSON' function to convert JSON content into R objects. Input your JSON string or file path in the designated field.
Check the validity of your JSON input using the 'isValidJSON' function before finalizing your submission.

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