├── .Zeugwerk └── config.json ├── .github └── workflows │ ├── build.yml │ └── documentation.yml ├── .gitignore ├── Benchmark ├── Benchmark.tsproj ├── Benchmark │ ├── Benchmark.plcproj │ ├── POUs │ │ ├── MAIN.TcPOU │ │ └── MovingStatistic │ │ │ └── MovingStatistic.TcPOU │ └── PlcTask.TcTTO └── benchmark_plot.py ├── Example ├── Example.tsproj └── Example │ ├── Example.plcproj │ ├── POUs │ └── MAIN.TcPOU │ └── PlcTask.TcTTO ├── LICENSE ├── README.md ├── Twinson.sln ├── Twinson ├── Twinson.tspproj ├── Twinson.tspproj.bak └── Twinson │ ├── JsonDecoder │ ├── IJsonElement.TcIO │ ├── JsonDecoder.TcPOU │ ├── JsonElement.TcPOU │ ├── JsonElementType.TcDUT │ ├── JsonNode.TcDUT │ └── _Test │ │ └── JsonDecoderTest.TcPOU │ ├── ParameterList.TcGVL │ ├── Twinson.plcproj │ └── UnitTest │ ├── IAssertions.TcIO │ └── IUnittest.TcIO └── benchmark_2.png /.Zeugwerk/config.json: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | { 2 | "fileversion": 1, 3 | "solution": "Twinson.sln", 4 | "projects": [ 5 | { 6 | "name": "Twinson", 7 | "plcs": [ 8 | { 9 | "version": "0.2.0.0", 10 | "name": "Twinson", 11 | "type": "Library", 12 | "frameworks": {}, 13 | "references": {}, 14 | "repositories": [], 15 | "bindings": {}, 16 | "patches": { 17 | "platform": {}, 18 | "argument": {} 19 | } 20 | } 21 | ] 22 | } 23 | ] 24 | } 25 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /.github/workflows/build.yml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | name: Build/Test 2 | on: 3 | push: 4 | branches: 5 | - main 6 | pull_request: 7 | branches: [ main ] 8 | workflow_dispatch: 9 | jobs: 10 | Build: 11 | name: Build/Test 12 | runs-on: ubuntu-latest 13 | steps: 14 | - uses: actions/checkout@v3 15 | - name: Build 16 | uses: Zeugwerk/zkbuild-action@1.0.0 17 | with: 18 | username: ${{ secrets.ACTIONS_ZGWK_USERNAME }} 19 | password: ${{ secrets.ACTIONS_ZGWK_PASSWORD }} 20 | - name: Publish Unittest 21 | uses: EnricoMi/publish-unit-test-result-action@v1 22 | with: 23 | files: archive/test/**/TcUnit_xUnit_results.xml 24 | - name: Upload 25 | uses: actions/upload-artifact@v3 26 | with: 27 | name: Twinson 28 | path: | 29 | **/*.compiled-library 30 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /.github/workflows/documentation.yml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | name: Documentation 2 | on: 3 | push: 4 | branches: 5 | - main 6 | paths: 7 | - 'documentation/**' 8 | pull_request: 9 | workflow_dispatch: 10 | jobs: 11 | Build: 12 | name: Documentation 13 | runs-on: ubuntu-latest 14 | steps: 15 | - name: Build 16 | uses: Zeugwerk/zkdoc-action@1.0.0 17 | with: 18 | username: ${{ secrets.ACTIONS_ZGWK_USERNAME }} 19 | password: ${{ secrets.ACTIONS_ZGWK_PASSWORD }} 20 | - name: Deploy 21 | uses: peaceiris/actions-gh-pages@v3 22 | with: 23 | deploy_key: ${{ secrets.ACTIONS_DEPLOY_KEY }} 24 | publish_dir: archive/documentation/html 25 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /.gitignore: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | .Zeugwerk/libraries 2 | test 3 | # TwinCAT files 4 | *.tpy 5 | *.tclrs 6 | *.compiled-library 7 | *.compileinfo 8 | # Don't include the tmc-file rule if either of the following is true: 9 | # 1. 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78 | 79 | 80 | {192FAD59-8248-4824-A8DE-9177C94C195A} 81 | 82 | "{192FAD59-8248-4824-A8DE-9177C94C195A}" 83 | 84 | 85 | 86 | 87 | 88 | 89 | 90 | 91 | System.Collections.Hashtable 92 | {54dd0eac-a6d8-46f2-8c27-2f43c7e49861} 93 | System.String 94 | 95 | 96 | 97 | 98 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Benchmark/Benchmark/POUs/MAIN.TcPOU: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 |  2 | 3 | 4 | 51 | 52 | RepetionCount 72 | THEN 73 | _step := 3; 74 | END_IF 75 | 76 | 77 | // iterate end ********************************************** 78 | 3: 79 | // ********************************************************** 80 | _it := _it + 1; 81 | _jt := 0; 82 | IF _it > ExamplesCount 83 | THEN 84 | _step := 0; 85 | ELSE 86 | _step := 2; 87 | END_IF 88 | 89 | IF _twinsonStatistic[_it].Size > 5000 90 | THEN 91 | _step := 4; 92 | END_IF 93 | END_CASE]]> 94 | 95 | 96 | 118 | 119 | cpuAccount); 143 | _jsonTc3Document := _jsonTc3.ParseDocument(_example0); 144 | 145 | string1 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'string1')); 146 | string2 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'string2')); 147 | string3 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'string3')); 148 | 149 | _cpucounter(); 150 | ProcessTc3JsonDomParser := (_cpucounter.cpuAccountDW - cpuAccount); // ns 151 | 152 | 1: 153 | (* 154 | _example1 : STRING(1023) := '{ "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 155 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }'; 156 | *) 157 | 158 | _cpucounter(cpuAccountDW => cpuAccount); 159 | _jsonTc3Document := _jsonTc3.ParseDocument(_example1); 160 | 161 | string1 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'string1')); 162 | string2 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'string2')); 163 | string3 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'string3')); 164 | string4 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'string4')); 165 | string5 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'string5')); 166 | string6 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'string6')); 167 | string7 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'string7')); 168 | string8 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'string8')); 169 | string9 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'string9')); 170 | string10 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'string10')); 171 | 172 | _cpucounter(); 173 | ProcessTc3JsonDomParser := (_cpucounter.cpuAccountDW - cpuAccount); // ns 174 | 175 | 2: 176 | (* 177 | _example2 : STRING(1023) := '{ "array1": ["string1","string2","string3","string4","string5","string6","string7","string8","string9","string10"], 178 | "array2": ["string1","string2","string3","string4","string5","string6","string7","string8","string9","string10"], 179 | "array3": ["string1","string2","string3","string4","string5","string6","string7","string8","string9","string10"] }'; 180 | *) 181 | 182 | _cpucounter(cpuAccountDW => cpuAccount); 183 | _jsonTc3Document := _jsonTc3.ParseDocument(_example2); 184 | 185 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 186 | string1 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0)); 187 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 188 | string2 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1)); 189 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 190 | string3 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2)); 191 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 192 | string4 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 3)); 193 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 194 | string5 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 4)); 195 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 196 | string6 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 5)); 197 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 198 | string7 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 6)); 199 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 200 | string8 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 7)); 201 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 202 | string9 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 8)); 203 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 204 | string10 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 9)); 205 | 206 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 207 | string1 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0)); 208 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 209 | string2 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1)); 210 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 211 | string3 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2)); 212 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 213 | string4 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 3)); 214 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 215 | string5 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 4)); 216 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 217 | string6 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 5)); 218 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 219 | string7 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 6)); 220 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 221 | string8 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 7)); 222 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 223 | string9 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 8)); 224 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 225 | string10 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 9)); 226 | 227 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 228 | string1 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0)); 229 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 230 | string2 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1)); 231 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 232 | string3 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2)); 233 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 234 | string4 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 3)); 235 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 236 | string5 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 4)); 237 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 238 | string6 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 5)); 239 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 240 | string7 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 6)); 241 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 242 | string8 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 7)); 243 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 244 | string9 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 8)); 245 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 246 | string10 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 9)); 247 | 248 | _cpucounter(); 249 | ProcessTc3JsonDomParser := (_cpucounter.cpuAccountDW - cpuAccount); // ns 250 | 251 | 3: 252 | (* 253 | _example3 : STRING(1023) := '{ "array1": [{ "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 254 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }, 255 | { "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 256 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }, 257 | { "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 258 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }], 259 | "array2": [{ "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 260 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }, 261 | { "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 262 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }, 263 | { "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 264 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }], 265 | "array3": [{ "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 266 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }, 267 | { "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 268 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }, 269 | { "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 270 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }]}'; 271 | *) 272 | 273 | _cpucounter(cpuAccountDW => cpuAccount); 274 | _jsonTc3Document := _jsonTc3.ParseDocument(_example3); 275 | 276 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 277 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 278 | string1 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string1')); 279 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 280 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 281 | string2 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string2')); 282 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 283 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 284 | string3 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string3')); 285 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 286 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 287 | string4 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string4')); 288 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 289 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 290 | string5 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string5')); 291 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 292 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 293 | string6 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string6')); 294 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 295 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 296 | string7 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string7')); 297 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 298 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 299 | string8 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string8')); 300 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 301 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 302 | string9 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string9')); 303 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 304 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 305 | string10 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string10')); 306 | 307 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 308 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 309 | string1 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string1')); 310 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 311 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 312 | string2 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string2')); 313 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 314 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 315 | string3 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string3')); 316 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 317 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 318 | string4 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string4')); 319 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 320 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 321 | string5 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string5')); 322 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 323 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 324 | string6 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string6')); 325 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 326 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 327 | string7 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string7')); 328 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 329 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 330 | string8 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string8')); 331 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 332 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 333 | string9 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string9')); 334 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 335 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 336 | string10 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string10')); 337 | 338 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 339 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 340 | string1 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string1')); 341 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 342 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 343 | string2 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string2')); 344 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 345 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 346 | string3 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string3')); 347 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 348 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 349 | string4 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string4')); 350 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 351 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 352 | string5 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string5')); 353 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 354 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 355 | string6 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string6')); 356 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 357 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 358 | string7 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string7')); 359 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 360 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 361 | string8 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string8')); 362 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 363 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 364 | string9 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string9')); 365 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array1'); 366 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 367 | string10 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string10')); 368 | 369 | 370 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 371 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 372 | string1 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string1')); 373 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 374 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 375 | string2 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string2')); 376 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 377 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 378 | string3 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string3')); 379 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 380 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 381 | string4 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string4')); 382 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 383 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 384 | string5 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string5')); 385 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 386 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 387 | string6 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string6')); 388 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 389 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 390 | string7 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string7')); 391 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 392 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 393 | string8 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string8')); 394 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 395 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 396 | string9 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string9')); 397 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 398 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 399 | string10 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string10')); 400 | 401 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 402 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 403 | string1 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string1')); 404 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 405 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 406 | string2 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string2')); 407 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 408 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 409 | string3 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string3')); 410 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 411 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 412 | string4 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string4')); 413 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 414 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 415 | string5 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string5')); 416 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 417 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 418 | string6 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string6')); 419 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 420 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 421 | string7 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string7')); 422 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 423 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 424 | string8 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string8')); 425 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 426 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 427 | string9 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string9')); 428 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 429 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 430 | string10 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string10')); 431 | 432 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 433 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 434 | string1 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string1')); 435 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 436 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 437 | string2 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string2')); 438 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 439 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 440 | string3 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string3')); 441 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 442 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 443 | string4 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string4')); 444 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 445 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 446 | string5 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string5')); 447 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 448 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 449 | string6 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string6')); 450 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 451 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 452 | string7 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string7')); 453 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 454 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 455 | string8 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string8')); 456 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 457 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 458 | string9 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string9')); 459 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array2'); 460 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 461 | string10 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string10')); 462 | 463 | 464 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 465 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 466 | string1 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string1')); 467 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 468 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 469 | string2 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string2')); 470 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 471 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 472 | string3 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string3')); 473 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 474 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 475 | string4 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string4')); 476 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 477 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 478 | string5 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string5')); 479 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 480 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 481 | string6 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string6')); 482 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 483 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 484 | string7 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string7')); 485 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 486 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 487 | string8 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string8')); 488 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 489 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 490 | string9 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string9')); 491 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 492 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 0); 493 | string10 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string10')); 494 | 495 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 496 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 497 | string1 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string1')); 498 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 499 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 500 | string2 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string2')); 501 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 502 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 503 | string3 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string3')); 504 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 505 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 506 | string4 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string4')); 507 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 508 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 509 | string5 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string5')); 510 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 511 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 512 | string6 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string6')); 513 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 514 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 515 | string7 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string7')); 516 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 517 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 518 | string8 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string8')); 519 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 520 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 521 | string9 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string9')); 522 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 523 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 1); 524 | string10 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string10')); 525 | 526 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 527 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 528 | string1 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string1')); 529 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 530 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 531 | string2 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string2')); 532 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 533 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 534 | string3 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string3')); 535 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 536 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 537 | string4 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string4')); 538 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 539 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 540 | string5 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string5')); 541 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 542 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 543 | string6 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string6')); 544 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 545 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 546 | string7 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string7')); 547 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 548 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 549 | string8 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string8')); 550 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 551 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 552 | string9 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string9')); 553 | ary := _jsonTc3.FindMember(_jsonTc3Document, 'array3'); 554 | obj := _jsonTc3.GetArrayValueByIdx(ary, 2); 555 | string10 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMember(obj, 'string10')); 556 | 557 | _cpucounter(); 558 | ProcessTc3JsonDomParser := (_cpucounter.cpuAccountDW - cpuAccount); // ns 559 | 560 | 4: 561 | (* 562 | { "object1": { "object2": { "object3": { "object4" : { "object5": { "object6": { "object7" : { "object8": { "object9" : { "string1" : "string1" ... } }}}} } } }}} 563 | *) 564 | _cpucounter(cpuAccountDW => cpuAccount); 565 | _jsonTc3Document := _jsonTc3.ParseDocument(_example4); 566 | 567 | string1 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMemberPath(_jsonTc3Document, 'object1/object2/object3/object4/object5/object6/object7/object8/object9/string1')); 568 | string2 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMemberPath(_jsonTc3Document, 'object1/object2/object3/object4/object5/object6/object7/object8/object9/string2')); 569 | string3 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMemberPath(_jsonTc3Document, 'object1/object2/object3/object4/object5/object6/object7/object8/object9/string3')); 570 | string4 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMemberPath(_jsonTc3Document, 'object1/object2/object3/object4/object5/object6/object7/object8/object9/string4')); 571 | string5 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMemberPath(_jsonTc3Document, 'object1/object2/object3/object4/object5/object6/object7/object8/object9/string5')); 572 | string6 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMemberPath(_jsonTc3Document, 'object1/object2/object3/object4/object5/object6/object7/object8/object9/string6')); 573 | string7 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMemberPath(_jsonTc3Document, 'object1/object2/object3/object4/object5/object6/object7/object8/object9/string7')); 574 | string8 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMemberPath(_jsonTc3Document, 'object1/object2/object3/object4/object5/object6/object7/object8/object9/string8')); 575 | string9 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMemberPath(_jsonTc3Document, 'object1/object2/object3/object4/object5/object6/object7/object8/object9/string9')); 576 | string10 := _jsonTc3.GetString(_jsonTc3.FindMemberPath(_jsonTc3Document, 'object1/object2/object3/object4/object5/object6/object7/object8/object9/string10')); 577 | 578 | _cpucounter(); 579 | ProcessTc3JsonDomParser := (_cpucounter.cpuAccountDW - cpuAccount); // ns 580 | 581 | END_CASE 582 | 583 | ]]> 584 | 585 | 586 | 587 | 606 | 607 | cpuAccount); 615 | _jsonTwinson.Decode(_example0); 616 | 617 | string1 := _jsonTwinson.Element('string1').AsString(); 618 | string2 := _jsonTwinson.Element('string2').AsString(); 619 | string3 := _jsonTwinson.Element('string3').AsString(); 620 | 621 | _cpucounter(); 622 | ProcessTwinson := (_cpucounter.cpuAccountDW - cpuAccount); // ns 623 | 624 | 1: 625 | (* 626 | _example1 : STRING(1023) := '{ "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 627 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }'; 628 | *) 629 | _cpucounter(cpuAccountDW => cpuAccount); 630 | _jsonTwinson.Decode(_example1); 631 | 632 | string1 := _jsonTwinson.Element('string1').AsString(); 633 | string2 := _jsonTwinson.Element('string2').AsString(); 634 | string3 := _jsonTwinson.Element('string3').AsString(); 635 | string4 := _jsonTwinson.Element('string4').AsString(); 636 | string5 := _jsonTwinson.Element('string5').AsString(); 637 | string6 := _jsonTwinson.Element('string6').AsString(); 638 | string7 := _jsonTwinson.Element('string7').AsString(); 639 | string8 := _jsonTwinson.Element('string8').AsString(); 640 | string9 := _jsonTwinson.Element('string9').AsString(); 641 | string10 := _jsonTwinson.Element('string10').AsString(); 642 | 643 | _cpucounter(); 644 | ProcessTwinson := (_cpucounter.cpuAccountDW - cpuAccount); // ns 645 | 646 | 2: 647 | (* 648 | _example2 : STRING(1023) := '{ "array1": ["string1","string2","string3","string4","string5","string6","string7","string8","string9","string10"], 649 | "array2": ["string1","string2","string3","string4","string5","string6","string7","string8","string9","string10"], 650 | "array3": ["string1","string2","string3","string4","string5","string6","string7","string8","string9","string10"] }'; 651 | *) 652 | _cpucounter(cpuAccountDW => cpuAccount); 653 | _jsonTwinson.Decode(_example2); 654 | 655 | string1 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[0]').AsString(); 656 | string2 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[1]').AsString(); 657 | string3 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[2]').AsString(); 658 | string4 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[3]').AsString(); 659 | string5 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[4]').AsString(); 660 | string6 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[5]').AsString(); 661 | string7 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[6]').AsString(); 662 | string8 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[7]').AsString(); 663 | string9 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[8]').AsString(); 664 | string10 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[9]').AsString(); 665 | 666 | string1 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[0]').AsString(); 667 | string2 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[1]').AsString(); 668 | string3 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[2]').AsString(); 669 | string4 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[3]').AsString(); 670 | string5 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[4]').AsString(); 671 | string6 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[5]').AsString(); 672 | string7 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[6]').AsString(); 673 | string8 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[7]').AsString(); 674 | string9 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[8]').AsString(); 675 | string10 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[9]').AsString(); 676 | 677 | string1 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[0]').AsString(); 678 | string2 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[1]').AsString(); 679 | string3 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[2]').AsString(); 680 | string4 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[3]').AsString(); 681 | string5 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[4]').AsString(); 682 | string6 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[5]').AsString(); 683 | string7 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[6]').AsString(); 684 | string8 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[7]').AsString(); 685 | string9 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[8]').AsString(); 686 | string10 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[9]').AsString(); 687 | 688 | _cpucounter(); 689 | ProcessTwinson := (_cpucounter.cpuAccountDW - cpuAccount); // ns 690 | 691 | 3: 692 | (* 693 | _example3 : STRING(1023) := '{ "array1": [{ "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 694 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }, 695 | { "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 696 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }, 697 | { "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 698 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }], 699 | "array2": [{ "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 700 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }, 701 | { "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 702 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }, 703 | { "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 704 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }], 705 | "array3": [{ "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 706 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }, 707 | { "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 708 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }, 709 | { "string1":"string1","string2":"string2","string3":"string3","string4":"string4","string5":"string5", 710 | "string6":"string6","string7":"string7","string8":"string8","string9":"string9","string10":"string10" }]}'; 711 | *) 712 | 713 | _cpucounter(cpuAccountDW => cpuAccount); 714 | _jsonTwinson.Decode(_example3); 715 | 716 | string1 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[0].string1').AsString(); 717 | string2 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[0].string2').AsString(); 718 | string3 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[0].string3').AsString(); 719 | string4 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[0].string4').AsString(); 720 | string5 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[0].string5').AsString(); 721 | string6 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[0].string6').AsString(); 722 | string7 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[0].string7').AsString(); 723 | string8 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[0].string8').AsString(); 724 | string9 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[0].string9').AsString(); 725 | string10 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[0].string10').AsString(); 726 | 727 | string1 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[1].string1').AsString(); 728 | string2 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[1].string2').AsString(); 729 | string3 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[1].string3').AsString(); 730 | string4 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[1].string4').AsString(); 731 | string5 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[1].string5').AsString(); 732 | string6 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[1].string6').AsString(); 733 | string7 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[1].string7').AsString(); 734 | string8 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[1].string8').AsString(); 735 | string9 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[1].string9').AsString(); 736 | string10 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[1].string10').AsString(); 737 | 738 | string1 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[2].string1').AsString(); 739 | string2 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[2].string2').AsString(); 740 | string3 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[2].string3').AsString(); 741 | string4 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[2].string4').AsString(); 742 | string5 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[2].string5').AsString(); 743 | string6 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[2].string6').AsString(); 744 | string7 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[2].string7').AsString(); 745 | string8 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[2].string8').AsString(); 746 | string9 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[2].string9').AsString(); 747 | string10 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array1[2].string10').AsString(); 748 | 749 | 750 | string1 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[0].string1').AsString(); 751 | string2 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[0].string2').AsString(); 752 | string3 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[0].string3').AsString(); 753 | string4 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[0].string4').AsString(); 754 | string5 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[0].string5').AsString(); 755 | string6 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[0].string6').AsString(); 756 | string7 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[0].string7').AsString(); 757 | string8 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[0].string8').AsString(); 758 | string9 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[0].string9').AsString(); 759 | string10 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[0].string10').AsString(); 760 | 761 | string1 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[1].string1').AsString(); 762 | string2 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[1].string2').AsString(); 763 | string3 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[1].string3').AsString(); 764 | string4 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[1].string4').AsString(); 765 | string5 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[1].string5').AsString(); 766 | string6 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[1].string6').AsString(); 767 | string7 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[1].string7').AsString(); 768 | string8 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[1].string8').AsString(); 769 | string9 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[1].string9').AsString(); 770 | string10 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[1].string10').AsString(); 771 | 772 | string1 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[2].string1').AsString(); 773 | string2 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[2].string2').AsString(); 774 | string3 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[2].string3').AsString(); 775 | string4 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[2].string4').AsString(); 776 | string5 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[2].string5').AsString(); 777 | string6 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[2].string6').AsString(); 778 | string7 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[2].string7').AsString(); 779 | string8 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[2].string8').AsString(); 780 | string9 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[2].string9').AsString(); 781 | string10 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array2[2].string10').AsString(); 782 | 783 | 784 | string1 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[0].string1').AsString(); 785 | string2 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[0].string2').AsString(); 786 | string3 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[0].string3').AsString(); 787 | string4 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[0].string4').AsString(); 788 | string5 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[0].string5').AsString(); 789 | string6 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[0].string6').AsString(); 790 | string7 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[0].string7').AsString(); 791 | string8 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[0].string8').AsString(); 792 | string9 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[0].string9').AsString(); 793 | string10 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[0].string10').AsString(); 794 | 795 | string1 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[1].string1').AsString(); 796 | string2 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[1].string2').AsString(); 797 | string3 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[1].string3').AsString(); 798 | string4 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[1].string4').AsString(); 799 | string5 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[1].string5').AsString(); 800 | string6 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[1].string6').AsString(); 801 | string7 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[1].string7').AsString(); 802 | string8 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[1].string8').AsString(); 803 | string9 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[1].string9').AsString(); 804 | string10 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[1].string10').AsString(); 805 | 806 | string1 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[2].string1').AsString(); 807 | string2 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[2].string2').AsString(); 808 | string3 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[2].string3').AsString(); 809 | string4 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[2].string4').AsString(); 810 | string5 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[2].string5').AsString(); 811 | string6 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[2].string6').AsString(); 812 | string7 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[2].string7').AsString(); 813 | string8 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[2].string8').AsString(); 814 | string9 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[2].string9').AsString(); 815 | string10 := _jsonTwinson.Element('array3[2].string10').AsString(); 816 | 817 | _cpucounter(); 818 | ProcessTwinson := (_cpucounter.cpuAccountDW - cpuAccount); // ns 819 | 820 | 821 | 4: 822 | (* 823 | { "object1": { "object2": { "object3": { "object4" : { "object5": { "object6": { "object7" : { "object8": { "object9" : { "string1" : "string1" ... } }}}} } } }}} 824 | *) 825 | _cpucounter(cpuAccountDW => cpuAccount); 826 | _jsonTwinson.Decode(_example4); 827 | 828 | string1 := _jsonTwinson.Element('object1.object2.object3.object4.object5.object6.object7.object8.object9.string1').AsString(); 829 | string2 := _jsonTwinson.Element('object1.object2.object3.object4.object5.object6.object7.object8.object9.string2').AsString(); 830 | string3 := _jsonTwinson.Element('object1.object2.object3.object4.object5.object6.object7.object8.object9.string3').AsString(); 831 | string4 := _jsonTwinson.Element('object1.object2.object3.object4.object5.object6.object7.object8.object9.string4').AsString(); 832 | string5 := _jsonTwinson.Element('object1.object2.object3.object4.object5.object6.object7.object8.object9.string5').AsString(); 833 | string6 := _jsonTwinson.Element('object1.object2.object3.object4.object5.object6.object7.object8.object9.string6').AsString(); 834 | string7 := _jsonTwinson.Element('object1.object2.object3.object4.object5.object6.object7.object8.object9.string7').AsString(); 835 | string8 := _jsonTwinson.Element('object1.object2.object3.object4.object5.object6.object7.object8.object9.string8').AsString(); 836 | string9 := _jsonTwinson.Element('object1.object2.object3.object4.object5.object6.object7.object8.object9.string9').AsString(); 837 | string10 := _jsonTwinson.Element('object1.object2.object3.object4.object5.object6.object7.object8.object9.string10').AsString(); 838 | 839 | _cpucounter(); 840 | ProcessTwinson := (_cpucounter.cpuAccountDW - cpuAccount); // ns 841 | END_CASE 842 | ]]> 843 | 844 | 845 | 846 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Benchmark/Benchmark/POUs/MovingStatistic/MovingStatistic.TcPOU: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 |  2 | 3 | 4 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 26 | 27 | 1 32 | THEN 33 | _varianceSum := _varianceSum + (value - Mean) * (value - _meanMem); 34 | Sigma := SQRT(_varianceSum / (DINT_TO_LREAL(Size) - 1.0)); 35 | END_IF 36 | 37 | IF value < Minimum 38 | THEN 39 | Minimum := value; 40 | END_IF 41 | 42 | IF value > Maximum 43 | THEN 44 | Maximum := value; 45 | END_IF]]> 46 | 47 | 48 | 49 | 55 | 56 | 57 | 58 | 59 | 60 | 64 | 65 | 73 | 74 | 75 | 76 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Benchmark/Benchmark/PlcTask.TcTTO: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 |  2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 1000 6 | 20 7 | 8 | MAIN 9 | 10 | {93aa5775-5758-4374-af2f-ae28906d1fe7} 11 | {448dfb27-8250-484c-b8b8-4e323ece894b} 12 | {bc045f32-533b-4f2f-a33b-6ae8ef11fcf7} 13 | {e5bfdf2e-14e4-48e5-9438-9ccd927f9757} 14 | {df646386-29f3-4f80-abba-aaece80c0bf9} 15 | 16 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Benchmark/benchmark_plot.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | from pathlib import Path 2 | 3 | import matplotlib.pyplot as plt 4 | import numpy as np 5 | 6 | 7 | ticks = ('Example 1', 'Example 2', 'Example 3', 'Example 4', 'Example 5') 8 | twinson_average_mean = [2.5, 4.8, 10.5, 39.2, 8.8] 9 | twinson_average_err = [1, 1.8, 3.4, 12.1, 4] 10 | domparser_average_mean = [4.7, 7.3, 12.1, 42.2, 10.5] 11 | domparser_average_err = [1.7, 2.7, 3.9, 12.8, 4] 12 | 13 | y_pos = np.arange(len(ticks)) 14 | y_pos1 = y_pos - 0.175 15 | y_pos2 = y_pos + 0.175 16 | height = 0.35 17 | 18 | plt.figure(figsize=(9.0, 4.0), dpi=120) 19 | 20 | # Average 21 | plt.subplot(1, 1, 1) 22 | plt.suptitle("""Direct-Element-Access benchmark of Twinson JSON decoder for examples with increasing complexity. 23 | All elements are accessed directly (no node caching for arrays). Averaged over 5000 iterations. 24 | VM with TwinCAT 3.1.4024.35; AMD Ryzen 3600X (1 Isolated Core)""", fontsize=10) 25 | 26 | ax = plt.gca() 27 | ax.grid(True, linestyle='--', color='grey', alpha=.25) 28 | ax.barh(y_pos1, twinson_average_mean, height=height, xerr=twinson_average_err, label='Twinson') 29 | ax.barh(y_pos2, domparser_average_mean, height=height, xerr=domparser_average_err, label='Tc3_Json') 30 | ax.set_yticks(y_pos) 31 | ax.set_yticklabels(ticks) 32 | ax.invert_yaxis() # labels read top-to-bottom 33 | ax.set_xlabel('Mean Calculation Duration [µs]') 34 | ax.legend() 35 | 36 | plt.savefig(Path(__file__).parent.parent / 'benchmark.png') 37 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Example/Example.tsproj: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | PlcTask 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | Example Instance 18 | {08500001-0000-0000-F000-000000000064} 19 | 20 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Automation GmbH) 44 | Tc2_Utilities 45 | 46 | 47 | Tc3_Module, * (Beckhoff Automation GmbH) 48 | Tc3_Module 49 | 50 | 51 | Twinson, * (Stefan Besler) 52 | Twinson 53 | 54 | 55 | 56 | 57 | Content 58 | 59 | 60 | 61 | 62 | 63 | 64 | 65 | "<ProjectRoot>" 66 | 67 | {40450F57-0AA3-4216-96F3-5444ECB29763} 68 | 69 | "{40450F57-0AA3-4216-96F3-5444ECB29763}" 70 | 71 | 72 | ActiveVisuProfile 73 | 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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Twinson 2 | Simple and lightweight JSON decoder for TwinCAT and CODESYS. 3 | 4 | ## State of the implementation 5 | 6 | - [x] Continuous integration 7 | - [x] Parser 8 | - [x] Strings 9 | - [x] Numbers 10 | - [x] Boolean 11 | - [x] Null 12 | - [x] Objects (including nested objects) 13 | - [x] Arrays (including mixed array and nested arrays) 14 | - [x] Basic element access 15 | - [ ] Monadic element access 16 | - [ ] Unittests 17 | - [x] Performance improvements for accessing elements, use tree to store data instead of array 18 | - [x] Performance tuning 19 | - [ ] Node access for "cached" element access 20 | 21 | ## Comparison to Tc3_Json 22 | 23 | Twinson is lightweight alternative to Beckhoff's `Tc3_Json.FB_JsonDomParser`. When comparing Twinson with the Tc3_Json (TC 3.1.4024.25), I discovered issues with Tc3_Json that might be addressed by Beckhoff in the future. 24 | 25 | - `null`, as specified by the JSON format, is not parsed correctly. 26 | - Parsing nested arrays is cumbersome, because there is no way (at least I didn't find any documented) to access an array element directly. 27 | 28 | ## Benchmark 29 | 30 | Twinson includes a seperate PLC for benchmarking the library against Tc3_Json. The benchmark uses several examples with increasing JSON complexity (In terms of how many "levels" the JSON objects have). We measure the duration it takes for parsing a JSON document and assigning all members of the JSON document to TwinCAT variables with direct element access. 31 | 32 | - Example 1: Object with 3 key/value pairs 33 | - Example 2: Object with 10 key/value pairs 34 | - Example 3: Object with 3 arrays, each containing 10 strings 35 | - Example 4: Object with 3 arrays, each containing 3 objects and each object has 10 key/value pairs 36 | - Example 5: Nested object with 10 levels object1.object2.(...).object9.string1...string10) 37 | 38 |
39 | benchmark 40 |
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