I am trying to write to a JSON to a file using JSON Spirit. I am using the code similar to the examples given on the website to do this as follows: ...
I am working with cpp to build a project. My project needs a file to do some configuration and I decided to use a file with JSON format. Here is an e ...
I have a recursive Json file the format is below; I have two parts condition and action. In condition part there can be n-root and leaves pairs, and i ...
JSON Spirit has a convenient operator== The variable lhs looks like the familiar "left hand side" from many other examples, implying to me that thi ...
I'm using JSON Spirit to parse and generate json. I cannot use using namespace json_spirit because another library uses conflicting names. I'm tryin ...
Since the recent update Mavericks, I have a problem linking with the library json_spirit. I installed the new Command Line Tools, but I'm using gcc47 ...
I've been shown how to create a jagged multidimensional std::map by using boost::any. However, I'm having trouble setting the values like in this ans ...
I'm using json-spirit to parse json for my ws++ server. I'm comparing strings for validation of the signup process, confirmed logins, email, password ...
How to use json-spirit to read json string in C++? I read the demo code. I find that: Can I convert a String into a json object? ...
I'm using fastcgi++ for my ajax pages, parsing and encoding with json-spirit. (I'm also very new to c++) I'm having trouble figuring out how to acces ...
i was able to compile the program successfully but not able to retrieve the values from json object. i am pasting the code below , the code is simple ...
I have an MVC project that provides (GET) & consumes (PUT) a Json object. The JsonValueProviderFactory automatically binds the Json object to the ...
I'm using the Json-Spirit library, however i'm unsure how to read value from an object, without iterating over each of the name-value pairs. If i hav ...
You can display a Value's type like this: and it print a number. How can I map this number back to the actual type? besides peeking in the header ...