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\name{Bob}%\Rdversion{1.1}\alias{JSON_T_ARRAY_BEGIN}\alias{JSON_T_ARRAY_END}\alias{JSON_T_FALSE}\alias{JSON_T_FLOAT}\alias{JSON_T_INTEGER}\alias{JSON_T_KEY}\alias{JSON_T_MAX}\alias{JSON_T_NONE}\alias{JSON_T_NULL}\alias{JSON_T_OBJECT_BEGIN}\alias{JSON_T_OBJECT_END}\alias{JSON_T_STRING}\alias{JSON_T_TRUE}\docType{data}\title{Symbolic constants identifying the type of a JSON value.}\description{These constants are used by handler functions thatare called when a JSON value is encountered by theJSON parser. These identify the type of the JSON value.The values will already have been converted, butthe start and end array and object events won't havea type.}%\usage{}\format{A collection of integer values.}\source{\code{JSON_parser.h} code from \url{http://www.json.org}.}\references{\url{http://www.json.org}.}%\examples{}\keyword{datasets}