Stupid issue, "Goto" level expert

Hi,
I'm having a funny issue, i have to connect to a database using json and one of the mysql row named "goto" !

My class to import the data is like this

Code (CSharp):

1. [Serializable]
2.     public class User {
3.         public int id,userId,language,level;
4.         public string name,email,date;
5.         ////////public int goto; IMPOSSIBLE
6.     }

And then to collect a list of users info :

Code (CSharp):

1. WWW www = new WWW(url,form);
2. yield return www;
3. if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(www.error))
4.      Debug.Log("ERROR " + www.error);
5. else{
6.      Debug.Log(www.text);
7.      users = JsonHelper.getJsonArray<User>(www.text);
8. }

Everything is looking great, exept that i can't get the "goto" row as i can't create an int variable named goto...
Is there a way to create a variable named goto?
int goto=0; ?

Thanks.

 

What is the error you get when creating the goto field? cause there shouldn't be any error.
Also you can place it behind the

public int id,userId,language,level

like this:

public int id,userId,language,level,goto;

sidenote: WWW is deprecated, should replace that at some point.

 

I tried to place it in many way bubt i always have this error :
error CS1519: Unexpected symbol `goto' in class, struct, or interface member declaration

 

Code (CSharp):

1.  
2. // You can use keywords as var names if prefixed with @ like this
3. int @goto = 1;

 

ah right, goto is a keyword in C# which makes the execution go to a set label... i.e

Code (CSharp):

1. private void Start()
2. {
3.    MyLabel:
4.    var someValue = Mathf.Random(0, 100);
5.    if(someValue < 50)
6.       goto MyLabel;
7. }

Basically if the value is below 50 it will execute the Mathf.Random again

Indeed put a @ sign in front of the variable name

 

Great that worked indeed.
Thanks for the tips guys

 

I have the same kind of problem again with special SQL function.
example : select name,count(id) from ****** where ***** group by name

Result : [{"name":"Name 1","count(id)":"1"},{"name":"Name 2","count(id)":"3"},{"name":"Name 3","count(id)":"100"}]

I can't find a way to parse that string and get the count...

 

Code (CSharp):

1. int count = int.Parse("42");