CUGL 2.1
Cornell University Game Library
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#include <CUJsonReader.h>
Public Member Functions | |
std::string | readJsonString () |
std::shared_ptr< JsonValue > | readJson () |
Public Member Functions inherited from cugl::TextReader | |
TextReader () | |
~TextReader () | |
bool | init (const std::string file) |
bool | init (const std::string file, unsigned int capacity) |
bool | initWithAsset (const std::string file) |
bool | initWithAsset (const std::string file, unsigned int capacity) |
void | reset () |
void | close () |
bool | ready () const |
char | read () |
std::string & | read (std::string &data) |
std::string | readUTF8 () |
std::string & | readUTF8 (std::string &data) |
std::string | readLine () |
std::string & | readLine (std::string &data) |
std::string | readAll () |
std::string & | readAll (std::string &data) |
void | skip () |
Static Public Member Functions | |
static std::shared_ptr< JsonReader > | alloc (const std::string file) |
static std::shared_ptr< JsonReader > | alloc (const std::string file, unsigned int capacity) |
static std::shared_ptr< JsonReader > | allocWithAsset (const std::string file) |
static std::shared_ptr< JsonReader > | allocWithAsset (const std::string file, unsigned int capacity) |
Static Public Member Functions inherited from cugl::TextReader | |
static std::shared_ptr< TextReader > | alloc (const std::string file) |
static std::shared_ptr< TextReader > | alloc (const std::string file, unsigned int capacity) |
static std::shared_ptr< TextReader > | allocWithAsset (const std::string file) |
static std::shared_ptr< TextReader > | allocWithAsset (const std::string file, unsigned int capacity) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
Protected Member Functions inherited from cugl::TextReader | |
void | fill () |
Protected Attributes inherited from cugl::TextReader | |
std::string | _name |
SDL_RWops * | _stream |
Sint64 | _ssize |
Sint64 | _scursor |
std::string | _sbuffer |
char * | _cbuffer |
Uint32 | _capacity |
Sint32 | _bufoff |
Simple JSON extension to TextReader.
This class not require that the entire file conform to JSON standards; it can read a JSON string embedded in a larger text file. This allows for maximum flexibility in encoding/decoding JSON data.
By default, this class (and every class in the io package) accesses the application save directory {
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Returns a newly allocated reader for the given file.
The reader will have the default buffer capacity for reading chunks from the file.
If the file is a relative path, this reader will look for the file in the application save directory {
file | the path (absolute or relative) to the file |
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Returns a newly allocated reader for the given file with the specified capacity.
If the file is a relative path, this reader will look for the file in the application save directory {
file | the path (absolute or relative) to the file |
capacity | the buffer capacity for reading chunks |
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Returns a newly allocated reader for the given file.
The reader will have the default buffer capacity for reading chunks from the file.
This initializer assumes that the file name is a relative path. It will search the application assert directory {
file | the relative path to the file |
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inlinestatic |
Returns a newly allocated reader for the given file with the specified capacity.
This initializer assumes that the file name is a relative path. It will search the application assert directory {
file | the relative path to the file |
capacity | the buffer capacity for reading chunks |
std::shared_ptr<JsonValue> cugl::JsonReader::readJson | ( | ) |
Returns a newly allocated JsonValue for the next available JSON string.
This method uses readJsonString() to extract the next available JSON string and constructs a JsonValue from that.
If there is a parsing error, this method will return nullptr. Detailed information about the parsing error will be passed to an assert. Hence error messages are suppressed if asserts are turned off.
std::string cugl::JsonReader::readJsonString | ( | ) |
Returns the next available JSON string
A JSON string is defined to be any string within matching braces {}. This method will skip over any whitespace to find the first brace. If the first non-whitespace character is not a brace, this method will fail.
If the first non-whitespace character is a brace, it will advance until it reaches the matching brace, or the end of the file, whichever is first. If it finds no matching brace, it will fail.