#include <baljsn_datumutil.h>
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| static int | decode (bdld::ManagedDatum *result, const bsl::string_view &json) |
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| static int | decode (bdld::ManagedDatum *result, const bsl::string_view &json, const DatumDecoderOptions &options) |
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| static int | decode (bdld::ManagedDatum *result, bsl::ostream *errorStream, const bsl::string_view &json) |
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| static int | decode (bdld::ManagedDatum *result, bsl::ostream *errorStream, const bsl::string_view &json, const DatumDecoderOptions &options) |
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| static int | decode (bdld::ManagedDatum *result, bsl::streambuf *jsonBuffer) |
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| static int | decode (bdld::ManagedDatum *result, bsl::streambuf *jsonBuffer, const DatumDecoderOptions &options) |
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| static int | decode (bdld::ManagedDatum *result, bsl::ostream *errorStream, bsl::streambuf *jsonBuffer) |
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| static int | decode (bdld::ManagedDatum *result, bsl::ostream *errorStream, bsl::streambuf *jsonBuffer, const DatumDecoderOptions &options) |
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| static int | encode (bsl::string *result, const bdld::Datum &datum) |
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| static int | encode (std::string *result, const bdld::Datum &datum) |
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| static int | encode (bsl::string *result, const bdld::Datum &datum, const DatumEncoderOptions &options) |
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| static int | encode (std::string *result, const bdld::Datum &datum, const DatumEncoderOptions &options) |
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| static int | encode (bsl::ostream &stream, const bdld::Datum &datum) |
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| static int | encode (bsl::ostream &stream, const bdld::Datum &datum, const DatumEncoderOptions &options) |
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This struct provides a namespace for a suite of functions that convert between a JSON formated string and a bdld::Datum.
◆ decode() [1/8]
| int baljsn::DatumUtil::decode |
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bdld::ManagedDatum * |
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bsl::ostream * |
errorStream, |
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bsl::streambuf * |
jsonBuffer |
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inlinestatic |
◆ decode() [2/8]
Decode the JSON string provided by the specified jsonBuffer into the specified result. If the optionally specified errorStream is non-null, a description of any errors that occur during parsing will be output to this stream. If the optionally specified options argument is not present, treat it as a default-constructed DatumDecoderOptions. Return 0 on success, and a negative value if json could not be decoded (either because it is ill-formed, or if a constraint imposed by option is violated). An error status will be returned if json contains arrays or objects that are nested beyond a depth configured by options.maxNestedDepth(). The mapping of types in JSON to the types supported by Datum is described in Supported Types .
◆ decode() [3/8]
◆ decode() [4/8]
Decode the specified json into the specified result. If the optionally specified errorStream is non-null, a description of any errors that occur during parsing will be output to this stream. If the optionally specified options argument is not present, treat it as a default-constructed DatumDecoderOptions. Return 0 on success, and a negative value if json could not be decoded (either because it is ill-formed, or if a constraint imposed by option is violated). An error status will be returned if json contains arrays or objects that are nested beyond a depth configured by options.maxNestedDepth(). The mapping of types in JSON to the types supported by Datum is described in Supported Types .
◆ decode() [5/8]
| int baljsn::DatumUtil::decode |
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bdld::ManagedDatum * |
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bsl::streambuf * |
jsonBuffer |
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inlinestatic |
◆ decode() [6/8]
◆ decode() [7/8]
◆ decode() [8/8]
◆ encode() [1/6]
| int baljsn::DatumUtil::encode |
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bsl::ostream & |
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const bdld::Datum & |
datum |
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inlinestatic |
◆ encode() [2/6]
Encode the specified datum as a JSON string, and write it into the specified stream. Return 0 on success, and a negative value if datum could not be encoded (which may leave a partial JSON sequence on the stream). If the optionally specified options argument is not present, treat it as a default-constructed DatumEncoderOptions. If options.strictTypes is true and a type that is not supported by JSON, or a singular double value (e.g., NaN or infinity) is being encoded (see Supported Types return a positive value, but also populate result with an encoded JSON string (i.e., the value of result is the same regardless of the strictTypes option, but if strictTypes is true a non-zero positive status will be returned). The mapping of types supported by Datum to JSON types is described in Supported Types .
◆ encode() [3/6]
◆ encode() [4/6]
◆ encode() [5/6]
| int baljsn::DatumUtil::encode |
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datum |
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Encode the specified datum as a JSON string, and load the specified result with the encoded JSON string. Return 0 on success, and a negative value if datum could not be encoded (with no effect on result). If the optionally specified options argument is not present, treat it as a default-constructed DatumEncoderOptions. If options.strictTypes is true and a type that is not supported by JSON, or a singular double value (e.g., NaN or infinity) is being encoded (see Supported Types return a positive value, but also populate result with an encoded JSON string (i.e., the value of result is the same regardless of the strictTypes option, but if strictTypes is true a non-zero positive status will be returned). The mapping of types supported by Datum to JSON types is described in Supported Types .
◆ encode() [6/6]
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:
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