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[MrPhoenix]

This is the file called convert.py

import json, string, re

json_data=open('Route 100.json')

data = json.load(json_data)
data_01 = data['layers']

map_name = data_01[0]['name']
map_width = data_01[0]['width'] * 32;
map_height = data_01[0]['height'] * 32;
map_data = data_01[0]['data']

print("Map Name   : ", map_name)
print("Map Width  : ", map_width)
print("Map Height : ", map_height)
print("Map Output -")
print(map_data)
print("Converted Output")

new_map_data = map_data

def replace_all(text, dic):
    for i, j in dic.iteritems():
        text = text.replace(i,j)
    return text

reps = {'[':'', ' ':'', ']':''}

output = replace_all(new_map_data, reps)


print(output)



json_data.close()

input("\n\nPress any button to exit")

 

 

and i need to replace the [ and ] and blank spaces in new_map_data or map_data

im really new to python so if you could fix this for me it would mean a lot ill attach the file i was using

 

 

NOTE i had to rename 'Route 100.json' to 'Route 100.txt' since gamedev dont allow json file uploads

 

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Edited by MrPhoenix, 22 January 2013 - 02:32 PM.

[Sudi]

You don't have to replace anything. map_data is an array not a string. you can access every entry with the [id] operator.

 

so like map_data[0]

[MrPhoenix]

this is the best i got to

 

import json, string

input_file = "input.json"
json_data=open(input_file)
output_file = "output.map"

data = json.load(json_data)
data_01 = data['layers']

map_name = data_01[0]['name']
map_width = data_01[0]['width'] * 32;
map_height = data_01[0]['height'] * 32;
map_data = data_01[0]['data']

print("Map Name   : ", map_name)
print("Map Width  : ", map_width)
print("Map Height : ", map_height)
print("Map Output -")
print(map_data)
print("Converted Output")


new_map_data = str(map_data)


    
data = ''
for i in new_map_data:
    if i == ' ':
        print("")
    elif i == '[':
        print("")
    elif i == ']':
        print("")
    else:
        data += i

print("New Format")
print(data)

file = open(output_file, "w")
file.write(map_name)
file.write(',')
file.write(str(map_width))
file.write(',')
file.write(str(map_height))
file.write(',')
file.write(data)
file.close()

json_data.close()

 

i would like to be able to drag a file on to it and output the filename,map in the same folder

and i dont know if i need all the print() or not