I want to be able to to do a couple of things. First, find and loop over the name-value arrays without knowing their name. So, basically:
Json::Value root;
// Pretend i load the document
for (int i = 0; i < root.size(); i++) {
if (root_.type() == Json::valueType::arrayType) {
std::string name = root.getName();
// do the same for each child, and do something with this info
}
}
in this case, name would now hold "Menu/Background", then "Menu/NewGame", then "Menu/SaveGame".
Is there any way to do this in jsoncpp? I know i can do it with array data types, but it doesn't seem to work with "map" types._
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Is there any way to iterate over a bunch of key-value pairs? For example, say i have the following JSON code:
"Menu/Background": {
"UnifiedSize": "{{0.0,0.0},{0.0,0.0},{1.0,0},{1.0,0}}",
"Type": "WindowsLook/StaticImage",
"Menu/NewGame": {
"Type": "WindowsLook/Button",
"UnifiedSize": "{{0.0,2.0},{0.0,2.0},{1.0,2.0},{0.4,0.0}}",
"NormalImage": "{\"set\":\"Buttons\", \"image\": \"ButtonUp\"}"
},
"Menu/SaveGame": {
"Type": "WindowsLook/Button",
"UnifiedSize": "{{0.2,0.0},{0.4,0.0},{0.6,0.0},{0.6,0.0}}"
}
}
I want to be able to to do a couple of things. First, find and loop over the name-value arrays without knowing their name. So, basically:
Json::Value root;
// Pretend i load the document
for (int i = 0; i < root.size(); i++) {
if (root_.type() == Json::valueType::arrayType) {
std::string name = root.getName();
// do the same for each child, and do something with this info
}
}
in this case, name would now hold "Menu/Background", then "Menu/NewGame", then "Menu/SaveGame".
Is there any way to do this in jsoncpp? I know i can do it with array data types, but it doesn't seem to work with "map" types._