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JSON Voorhees
Killer JSON for C++
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A serializer holds the method for converting an arbitrary C++ type into a value.
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#include <jsonv/serialization.hpp>
Inheritance diagram for jsonv::serializer:Public Member Functions | |
| virtual const std::type_info & | get_type () const =0 |
Get the run-time type this serialize knows how to encode. More... | |
| virtual value | to_json (const serialization_context &context, const void *from) const =0 |
Create a value from the value in the given region of memory. More... | |
A serializer holds the method for converting an arbitrary C++ type into a value.
Definition at line 235 of file serialization.hpp.
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Get the run-time type this serialize knows how to encode.
Once this serializer is registered with a formats, it is not allowed to change.
Implemented in jsonv::adapter_for< T >, jsonv::adapter_for< TEnum >, jsonv::adapter_for< TPointer >, jsonv::adapter_for< TContainer >, jsonv::adapter_for< TOptional >, jsonv::adapter_for< optional< T > >, jsonv::adapter_for< TWrapper >, and jsonv::serializer_for< T >.
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Create a value from the value in the given region of memory.
| context | Extra information to help you encode sub-objects for your type, such as the ability to find other formats. It also tracks the progression of types in the encoding heirarchy, so any exceptions thrown will have type information in the error message. |
| from | The region of memory that represents the C++ value to convert to JSON. The pointer comes as the result of a static_cast<void*>, so performing a static_cast back to your type is okay. |
Implemented in jsonv::adapter_for< T >, jsonv::adapter_for< TEnum >, jsonv::adapter_for< TPointer >, jsonv::adapter_for< TContainer >, jsonv::adapter_for< TOptional >, jsonv::adapter_for< optional< T > >, jsonv::adapter_for< TWrapper >, and jsonv::serializer_for< T >.
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