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How can I access the value "Ariel" here? I tried jmespath.search("props.data.value[0].name") and jmespath.search("props.data\.value[0].name") but none of these options worked. In the documentation I didn't find any information regarding customizing the dot notation (perhaps using double-underscore instead, although that could also be found inside a key). Is there any way to handle such a situation?
If not, shouldn't there be? Escaping dots within keys with backslashes is the most natural solution that comes to my mind.
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Consider the following dictionary (which is also valid JSON):
How can I access the value "Ariel" here? I tried
jmespath.search("props.data.value[0].name")
andjmespath.search("props.data\.value[0].name")
but none of these options worked. In the documentation I didn't find any information regarding customizing the dot notation (perhaps using double-underscore instead, although that could also be found inside a key). Is there any way to handle such a situation?If not, shouldn't there be? Escaping dots within keys with backslashes is the most natural solution that comes to my mind.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: