Lets say that ``` c++ JsonObject& data = { "foo":1, "nested": [ { "bar":2 } { "bar":3 } ... ] }; JsonArray& newdata = json.createArray(); JsonArray& tmp = data["nested"]; ``` please add that following works ``` c++ newdata.add( tmp[0] ); ``` after #120 fix it's possible to do that with ``` String strTmp; tmp[0].printTo( strTmp ); newdata.add( strTmp ); ``` but it looks a bit overkill using String buffer copy for that TIA,