Java Script to C#.net

Hai All

I recently came across a javascript Variable which i would like to convert into c# accesible variable or list.How am i go about this.

var tasks = {

data: [

{

id: 1, text: "Project #2", start_date: "01-04-2013", duration: 18, order: 10,

progress: 0.4, open: true

{

id: 2, text: "Task #1", start_date: "02-04-2013", duration: 8, order: 10,

progress: 0.6, parent: 1

{

id: 3, text: "Task #2", start_date: "11-04-2013", duration: 8, order: 20,

progress: 0.6, parent: 1

}

links: [

{ id: 1, source: 1, target: 2, type: "1" },

{ id: 2, source: 2, target: 3, type: "0" },

{ id: 3, source: 3, target: 4, type: "0" },

{ id: 4, source: 2, target: 5, type: "2" },

]

};

Any help would be highly appreciated.....

With Regards
P.Krishna Prasad

In C#, I think you'll need to introduce some 'named' classes to represent this data structure:

using System;

public class Task

{

public int ID {get; set;}

public string Text {get; set;}

public string StartDate {get; set;}

public int Duration {get; set;}

public int Order {get; set;}

public double Progress {get; set;}

public int Parent {get; set;}

}

public class Project : Task

{

new private int Parent {get; set;} // hides inherited Parent property

public bool Open {get; set;}

}

public class Link

{

public int ID {get; set;}

public int Source {get; set;}

public int Target {get; set;}

public string Type {get; set;}

}

public class LinkedTasks

{

public Task[] Data {get; set;}

public Link[] Links {get; set;}

}

class Program

{

static void Main()

{

LinkedTasks tasks = new LinkedTasks

{

Data = new Task[]

{

new Project

{

ID = 1,

Text = "Project #2",

StartDate = "01-04-2013",

Duration = 18,

Order = 10,

Progress = 0.4,

Open = true

new Task

{

ID = 2,

Text = "Task #1",

StartDate = "02-04-2013",

Duration = 8,

Order = 10,

Progress = 0.6,

Parent = 1

new Task

{

ID = 3,

Text = "Task #2",

StartDate = "11-04-2013",

Duration = 8,

Order = 20,

Progress = 0.6,

Parent = 1

}

Links = new Link[]

{

new Link {ID = 1, Source = 1, Target = 2, Type = "1" },

new Link {ID = 2, Source = 2, Target = 3, Type = "0" },

new Link {ID = 3, Source = 3, Target = 4, Type = "0" },

new Link {ID = 4, Source = 2, Target = 5, Type = "2" }

}

};

// getting a few properties

Console.WriteLine(tasks.Data[0].Text); // Project #2

Console.WriteLine(tasks.Data[1].Parent); // 1

Console.WriteLine(tasks.Links[2].Source); // 3

Console.WriteLine(tasks.Links[3].Type); // 2

Console.ReadKey();

}

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Vulpes12y ago
In C#, I think you'll need to introduce some 'named' classes to represent this data structure:

using System;

public class Task
{
public int ID {get; set;}
public string Text {get; set;}
public string StartDate {get; set;}
public int Duration {get; set;}
public int Order {get; set;}
public double Progress {get; set;}
public int Parent {get; set;}
}

public class Project : Task
{
new private int Parent {get; set;} // hides inherited Parent property
public bool Open {get; set;}
}

public class Link
{
public int ID {get; set;}
public int Source {get; set;}
public int Target {get; set;}
public string Type {get; set;}
}

public class LinkedTasks
{
public Task[] Data {get; set;}
public Link[] Links {get; set;}
}

class Program
{
static void Main()
{
LinkedTasks tasks = new LinkedTasks
{
Data = new Task[]
{
new Project
{
ID = 1,
Text = "Project #2",
StartDate = "01-04-2013",
Duration = 18,
Order = 10,
Progress = 0.4,
Open = true
},

new Task
{
ID = 2,
Text = "Task #1",
StartDate = "02-04-2013",
Duration = 8,
Order = 10,
Progress = 0.6,
Parent = 1
},

new Task
{
ID = 3,
Text = "Task #2",
StartDate = "11-04-2013",
Duration = 8,
Order = 20,
Progress = 0.6,
Parent = 1
}
},

Links = new Link[]
{
new Link {ID = 1, Source = 1, Target = 2, Type = "1" },
new Link {ID = 2, Source = 2, Target = 3, Type = "0" },
new Link {ID = 3, Source = 3, Target = 4, Type = "0" },
new Link {ID = 4, Source = 2, Target = 5, Type = "2" }
}
};

// getting a few properties
Console.WriteLine(tasks.Data[0].Text); // Project #2
Console.WriteLine(tasks.Data[1].Parent); // 1
Console.WriteLine(tasks.Links[2].Source); // 3
Console.WriteLine(tasks.Links[3].Type); // 2

Console.ReadKey();
}
}
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