Update JSON.ahk #2

robertlzj · 2014-07-08T12:20:13Z

Get the character code in hex derectly! Only need to replace "0x" to "\u".
Much faster I think!
Test:

s:=0x12AB
SetFormat, IntegerFast, hex
b:=A_TickCount
    Loop 1000000{
        ;~ y:="\u",n := 12
        ;~ while(n>=0)
            ;~ y.= Chr((x:=(s>>n) & 15) + (x<10 ? 48 : 55))
            ;~ ,n-=4
        ;10438 ms

        y:="\u" SubStr(s,3)
        ;812
    }
MsgBox % A_TickCount-b

I don't know, how to get NumberType of SetFormat for restore later?
My ask in fourm.

Get the character code derectly! Replace "0x" to "\u". Much faster I think! I don't know, how to get NumberType of SetFormat for restore later? I will ask in fourm.

robertlzj · 2014-07-08T12:26:24Z

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+			;I don't know, how to get NumberType of SetFormat for restore later?
+			SetFormat, IntegerFast, hex
+			while RegExMatch(obj, "[^\x20-\x7e]", ch) 
+				StringReplace, obj, obj, % ch, % "\u" SubStr(Asc(ch),3), A


I didn't test it.
I had just saw a share of the method above from a post in ahkscript.
I learn much from the few lines (just in scope of while)! Thank you.

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Get the character code derectly! Replace "0x" to "\u". Much faster I think! I don't know, how to get NumberType of SetFormat for restore later? I will ask in fourm.

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robertlzj commented Jul 8, 2014

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