Arrays

All same typed non-objects - Every member of the array is a non-object (decimal, double, string or boolean) and they are all the same type (not decimals mixed with doubles for example). In this case, the element of the array will loop, have the data type corresponding to the detected non-object type, and will not be a container.

All objects - Every member of the array is an object. This is handled like any other object nesting.

Mixture of objects and non-objects - The "mixed" case where some members of the array are objects and others are non-objects. Alternatively all members could be non-objects, but their types are not the same (a mix of decimal numbers and strings for example).

This is not treated as a loop, but rather a specific collection of the objects and non-objects as specified in the array and a separate element is created for each. The usual member element is created for each object. For the non-objects, an anonymous member with the name _anonDecimal (replacing Decimal with String, Double, or Boolean) is created for each type of non-object that is present. Each element name in this "mixed" array will be suffixed with the position of the element in the array.