do you have a list for that? i am aware, that there are dialects and {table,trees,graphs}<->{table,trees,graphs} may be a problem for some languages, but having it at least would be a progress.
Which is conceptually equivalent, but less compact (similarly for XML). I am hoping to fix this issue. But if anyone has any links to how to unflatten a table into a compact tree, I'm all ears.
Just as an example of the tree<->table issue:
If you input this JSON tree:
{ "Color": "Blue", "Part": [ { "Type": "A", "Number": [ "1", "2" ] }, { "Type": "B", "Number": [ "1" ] } ]
It can be converted to a table as:
Color,Part.Type,Part.Number
Blue,A,1
Blue,A,2
Blue,B,1
Which is fine is you then want to output as Excel, CSV etc. But if you then output that back to JSON you get:
[ { "Color": "Blue", "Part": { "Type": "A", "Number": "1" } }, { "Color": "Blue", "Part": { "Type": "A", "Number": "2" } }, { "Color": "Blue", "Part": { "Type": "B", "Number": "1" } } ]
Which is conceptually equivalent, but less compact (similarly for XML). I am hoping to fix this issue. But if anyone has any links to how to unflatten a table into a compact tree, I'm all ears.