Conversion routines to code DCO type information into JSON. More...
Include dependency graph for DCOtypeJSON.hxx:
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| void | dueca::DCOtypeJSON (rapidjson::Writer< rapidjson::StringBuffer > &writer, const char *dcoclass) |
| Print the type information on a DCO defined type to JSON. | |
| void | dueca::DCOtypeJSON (rapidjson::StringBuffer &doc, const char *dcoclass) |
| Print the type information on a DCO defined type to JSON. | |
Detailed Description
Conversion routines to code DCO type information into JSON.
Function Documentation
◆ DCOtypeJSON() [1/2]
| void dueca::DCOtypeJSON | ( | rapidjson::Writer< rapidjson::StringBuffer > & | writer, |
| const char * | dcoclass ) |
Print the type information on a DCO defined type to JSON.
- Parameters
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writer Writer object dcoclass DCO type class name
The JSON struct has the following format:
- "class", with a string giving the class name of the object.
- "type", here this is always "object".
- "members", for a non-primitive type, array of data/structure members.
The data members array has the following contents for each entry:
- "name", a string giving the member name
- "class", as above for the object
- "type", may be "object" as above, to indicate a nested object, or alternatively "primitive" (c/c++ type, or common std types like std::string) or "enum", in which case data are string values representing enumeration items.
- "enumvalues" (only with enum), a nested object with keys representing enum writing mapping to the integer represenation of the enums.
- "enumclass" (only with enum), integer class representing enum
- "size" (optional), an integer indicating array size if the size of the arrays is fixed.
- "container" (optional), "array" if the member is a list, array, vector or the like, "map" if the member is a mapped type. In this case also the variable "key_class" is present.