#30 Adding JSON objects iterator

[CN Liou]

The input JSON string may be like this:

{
"JOHN" : 15,
"MARY" : 25,
"ROCKY" : 35,
"STEVE" : 45
}

Method cppcms::json::value::at() is not quite useful because we do not know the keys in advance. An objects iterator can solve this problem if it is provided.

[CN Liou]

Pardon my English!
Edit my original wording to make it more polite (I think):

"Method cppcms::json::value::at() is not quite useful if we do not know the keys in advance."

If objects iterator is provided by cppcms::json::value, then we can iterate the objects and inspect each element. Furthermore, we can use the iterator to convert cppcms::json::object to cppcms::json::array.

[Artyom Beilis]

Note:

cppcms::json::object is std::map< string_key, value >
cppcms:;json::array is std::vector< value >

See: http://cppcms.com/cppcms_ref/latest/namespacecppcms_1_1json.html

You can retreive object or to array from value by calling value::object and value::array member functions.

And now you can iterate :-)

If it is what you wanted I'll close the request, otherwise explain what else you want.

[CN Liou]

Indeed!
I must have been sitting in front of my screen for too long and thus my brain starts to function poorly.

Please go ahead and close it.

Best Regards,

[Artyom Beilis]

Not a bug