Json::StreamWriterBuilder Class Reference

Build a StreamWriter implementation. More...

#include <json.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for Json::StreamWriterBuilder:

Public Member Functions
StreamWriter *	newStreamWriter () const JSONCPP_OVERRIDE
bool	validate (Json::Value *invalid) const
Value &	operator[] (JSONCPP_STRING key)

Static Public Member Functions
static void	setDefaults (Json::Value *settings)

Public Attributes
Json::Value	settings_

Detailed Description

Build a StreamWriter implementation.

Usage:

using namespace Json;
Value value = ...;
StreamWriterBuilder builder;
builder["commentStyle"] = "None";
builder["indentation"] = "   ";  // or whatever you like
std::unique_ptr<Json::StreamWriter> writer(
    builder.newStreamWriter());
writer->write(value, &std::cout);
std::cout << std::endl;  // add lf and flush

Member Function Documentation

StreamWriter * Json::StreamWriterBuilder::newStreamWriter ( ) const

virtual

Exceptions

std::exception

if something goes wrong (e.g. invalid settings)

Implements Json::StreamWriter::Factory.

Value & Json::StreamWriterBuilder::operator[]

(

JSONCPP_STRING

key

)

A simple way to update a specific setting.

void Json::StreamWriterBuilder::setDefaults ( Json::Value *  settings )

static

Called by ctor, but you can use this to reset settings_.

Precondition

'settings' != NULL (but Json::null is fine)

Remarks

Defaults:

[StreamWriterBuilderDefaults]

[StreamWriterBuilderDefaults]

bool Json::StreamWriterBuilder::validate

(

Json::Value *

invalid

)

const

Returns

true if 'settings' are legal and consistent; otherwise, indicate bad settings via 'invalid'.

Member Data Documentation

Json::Value Json::StreamWriterBuilder::settings_

Configuration of this builder. Available settings (case-sensitive):

• "commentStyle": "None" or "All"
• "indentation": "<anything>"
• "enableYAMLCompatibility": false or true
  • slightly change the whitespace around colons
• "dropNullPlaceholders": false or true
  • Drop the "null" string from the writer's output for nullValues. Strictly speaking, this is not valid JSON. But when the output is being fed to a browser's Javascript, it makes for smaller output and the browser can handle the output just fine.
• "useSpecialFloats": false or true
  • If true, outputs non-finite floating point values in the following way: NaN values as "NaN", positive infinity as "Infinity", and negative infinity as "-Infinity".

You can examine 'settings_` yourself to see the defaults. You can also write and read them just like any JSON Value.

See also

setDefaults()

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• include/mensura/external/JsonCpp/json.hpp
• modules/external/JsonCpp/src/jsoncpp.cpp