From: Suicidal Penguin <lists@...>
Date: 2013-08-06T07:44:08+02:00
Subject: Re: parsing json not work in variable

{"success"=>1, "return"=>{"29777582"=>{"pair"=>"ltc_rur",
"type"=>"sell", "amount"=>1.0, "rate"=>88.99999,
"timestamp_created"=>1375718423, "status"=>0},
"29777557"=>{"pair"=>"ltc_
rur", "type"=>"sell", "amount"=>1.0, "rate"=>89.0,
"timestamp_created"=>1375718410, "status"=>0},
"29777530"=>{"pair"=>"ltc_rur", "type"=>"sell", "amount"=>0.27066199,
"rate"=>90.0
, "timestamp_created"=>1375718389, "status"=>0}}}

What you have above is a Hash and JSON.parse() converts JSON object to 
hash.
Result 1: you are trying to convert a hash to a hash using a 
JSON-to-Hash parser.

Result 2: aaa is not predefined and you can't just do aaa.to_s
what you could do is (if you want to convert the hash aaa to string)
aaa = JSON.parse(openorders)
print aaa.to_s

Hope that helps.

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