Improve error handling in GetArray functions#162
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Added some error handling. If you search for an item that isnt in the database; we get memory access issues when trying to access the returned jsonitem. This way protects the lib from getting access errors. The user will have to do their own error handling on their end if they ever decide to use it. This only happens if you have a typo or the item isnt in the database. Perhaps you have a better way to handle it?
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Added some error handling. If you search for an item that isnt in the database; we get memory access issues when trying to access the returned jsonitem.
This way protects the lib from getting access errors. The user will have to do their own error handling on their end if they ever decide to use it.
This only happens if you have a typo or the item isnt in the database. Perhaps you have a better way to handle it?