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@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ struct jsonConstructor {
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template<typename Json> |
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static void construct(Json& json, bool boolean) |
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{ |
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json.clear(); |
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json.destroy(); |
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json.m_type = Json::Type::Bool; |
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json.m_value.boolean = boolean; |
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} |
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@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ struct jsonConstructor {
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template<typename Json> |
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static void construct(Json& json, int number) |
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{ |
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json.clear(); |
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json.destroy(); |
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json.m_type = Json::Type::Number; |
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json.m_value.number = (double)number; |
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} |
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template<typename Json> |
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static void construct(Json& json, double number) |
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{ |
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json.clear(); |
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json.destroy(); |
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json.m_type = Json::Type::Number; |
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json.m_value.number = number; |
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} |
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@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ struct jsonConstructor {
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template<typename Json> |
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static void construct(Json& json, const char* string) |
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{ |
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json.clear(); |
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json.destroy(); |
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json.m_type = Json::Type::String; |
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json.m_value.string = new std::string(string); |
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} |
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template<typename Json> |
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static void construct(Json& json, const std::string& string) |
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{ |
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json.clear(); |
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json.destroy(); |
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json.m_type = Json::Type::String; |
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json.m_value.string = new std::string(string); |
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} |
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template<typename Json> |
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static void construct(Json& json, const Array& array) |
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{ |
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json.clear(); |
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json.destroy(); |
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json.m_type = Json::Type::Array; |
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json.m_value.array = new Array(array); |
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} |
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template<typename Json, typename T> |
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static void construct(Json& json, const std::vector<T>& array) |
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{ |
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json.clear(); |
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json.destroy(); |
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json.m_type = Json::Type::Array; |
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json.m_value.array = new Array; |
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json.m_value.array->reserve(array.size()); |
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template<typename Json> |
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static void construct(Json& json, const Object& object) |
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{ |
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json.clear(); |
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json.destroy(); |
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json.m_type = Json::Type::Object; |
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json.m_value.object = new Object(object); |
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} |
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template<typename Json, typename T> |
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static void construct(Json& json, const std::map<std::string, T>& object) |
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{ |
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json.clear(); |
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json.destroy(); |
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json.m_type = Json::Type::Object; |
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json.m_value.object = new Object; |
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for (const auto& [name, value] : object) { |
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template<typename Json, typename T> |
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static void construct(Json& json, const std::unordered_map<std::string, T>& object) |
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{ |
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json.clear(); |
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json.destroy(); |
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json.m_type = Json::Type::Object; |
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json.m_value.object = new Object; |
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for (const auto& [name, value] : object) { |
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// Customization Points
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// https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2015/n4381.html
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// Json::fromJson is a function object, the type of which is
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// Json::Detail::fromJsonFunction. In the Json::Detail namespace are the
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// fromJson free functions. The function call operator of fromJsonFunction makes
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// an unqualified call to fromJson which, since it shares the Detail namespace
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// with the fromJson free functions, will consider those in addition to any
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// overloads that are found by argument-dependent lookup.
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// Json::toJson is a function object, the type of which is
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// Json::Detail::toJsonFunction. In the Json::Detail namespace are the toJson
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// free functions. The function call operator of toJsonFunction makes an
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// unqualified call to toJson which, since it shares the Detail namespace with
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// the toJson free functions, will consider those in addition to any overloads
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// that are found by argument-dependent lookup.
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// Variable templates are linked externally, therefor every translation unit
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// will see the same address for Detail::staticConst<Detail::fromJsonFunction>.
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// Since Json::fromJson is a reference to the variable template, it too will
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// have the same address in all translation units.
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// will see the same address for Detail::staticConst<Detail::toJsonFunction>.
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// Since Json::toJson is a reference to the variable template, it too will have
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// the same address in all translation units.
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