If for some reason you are .NET Framework 2.0 and using Newtonsoft.Json libray than this is gonna be very useful.
You have a case where your Json property contains a '-' sign, than obviously you can't have a C# variable to map the same as variable naming scheme does not allow - signs.
I recently faced a similar problem and spent hours googling to figure out how to do it in .net 2.0 but all the efforts were in vain. Than after a lot of hit and trial and reading source files I hit this annotation JsonProperty("my-name") and hurray it worked. Just to provide a small example usage:
JSON:
{"my-name" : "Biplav"}
C# snippet:
public class Name
{
private String m_my_name;
[JsonProperty("my-name")]
public String my_name
{
get { return m_my_name;}
set { m_my_name = value;}
}
You have a case where your Json property contains a '-' sign, than obviously you can't have a C# variable to map the same as variable naming scheme does not allow - signs.
I recently faced a similar problem and spent hours googling to figure out how to do it in .net 2.0 but all the efforts were in vain. Than after a lot of hit and trial and reading source files I hit this annotation JsonProperty("my-name") and hurray it worked. Just to provide a small example usage:
JSON:
{"my-name" : "Biplav"}
C# snippet:
public class Name
{
private String m_my_name;
[JsonProperty("my-name")]
public String my_name
{
get { return m_my_name;}
set { m_my_name = value;}
}