I know I can access a nested property like this:
Json::Value val = root["foo"]["bar"]["baz"];
But i'm wondering if there's some shorthand way to do it, such as this:
Json::Value val = root["foo.bar.baz"];
Is something like that currently possible? I guess maybe it's tricky since it could be ambiguous, as in this case:
{ "foo" : { "bar" : { "baz" : "bif" } },
"foo.bar" : { "baz" : "borf" } }
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I know I can access a nested property like this:
Json::Value val = root["foo"]["bar"]["baz"];
But i'm wondering if there's some shorthand way to do it, such as this:
Json::Value val = root["foo.bar.baz"];
Is something like that currently possible? I guess maybe it's tricky since it could be ambiguous, as in this case:
{
"foo" :
{
"bar" :
{
"baz" : "bif"
}
},
"foo.bar" :
{
"baz" : "borf"
}
}