using stl string for json data?

Hello,

I am interested in using your modified Gason++ for a project that I am working on, but my project also uses STL and the json data is in a std::string or std::streamstring variable.

Hope can I use this as the data feed?

Thanks,

[azadkuh]

hi

i was working on an embedded device (few KB up to 4MB of ram) then, and the rational to use gason++ over more modern json libraries was simply the lack of proper heap support (i.e. no new, no stl or ...)

if you can use heap allocated types or classes like as std::string / stream / ... i highly recommend you to use a more modern or compliant json library as:

• nlohmann json: single header library
• dropbox json11: a pair of hpp/cpp

Hello, It seems that your fork, gason--, seems to work well, but on one json file that I tested

…

------------------------------- // parsing gason::JsonAllocator iallocator; gason::JsonValue root; gason::JsonParseStatus status = gason::jsonParse(cstr, root, iallocator); // buffer will be over-written by jsonParse if ( status != gason::JSON_PARSE_OK ) { fprintf(stdout, "parsing failed! %d", static_cast<int>(status)); rc = "Parsing Failed!! "; }

----------------------------- I am getting "parsing failed! 6" and when I looked in the gason.hpp header, I think that the 6 corresponds to "JSON_PARSE_MISMATCH_BRACKET" in enum JsonParseStatus { JSON_PARSE_OK, JSON_PARSE_BAD_NUMBER, JSON_PARSE_BAD_STRING, JSON_PARSE_BAD_IDENTIFIER, JSON_PARSE_STACK_OVERFLOW, JSON_PARSE_STACK_UNDERFLOW, JSON_PARSE_MISMATCH_BRACKET, JSON_PARSE_UNEXPECTED_CHARACTER, JSON_PARSE_UNQUOTED_KEY, JSON_PARSE_BREAKING_BAD, JSON_PARSE_ALLOCATION_FAILURE }; Can you please tell me what might cause this error in the JSON file? Thanks, :)

On Wed, Apr 25, 2018 at 4:51 AM, amir zamani ***@***.***> wrote: hi i was working on an embedded device (4MB of ram) then, and the rational to use gason++ over more modern json libraries was simply the lack of proper *heap* support (i.e. no new, no stl or ...) if you can use heap allocated types or classes like as std::string / stream / ... i highly recommend you to use a more modern or compliant json library as: - nlohmann json <https://github.com/azadkuh/nlohmann_json_release>: single header library - dropbox json11 <https://github.com/dropbox/json11>: a pair of hpp/cpp — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#5 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AXkxHr-bvWF4IdWB-2DZfVZkC5S693laks5tsDkpgaJpZM4TfwBP> .