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Hi,

I like this lib a lot, my new favourite json parser!

If I had to make any complaint it would be that it is not very 'const correct'. It doesn't make use of any const methods, which means you can't pass const RSJresource objects around easily/at all.

But that's cool, I can live with that and it's not a huge problem for what I do, so I think it's now my default json lib of choice!

I definitely appreciate how lightweight it is so perhaps staying away from const correctness is worth it in this case?

Bye,
Mark

How can I use double quotes " around object names and values?

I can not use single quotes ' at all.

_s = "{"type":"message","data":{"id":4,"data":"sumanth"}}"

RSJresource my_json(s);
std::cout << my_json["data"]["data"].asstd::string() << std::endl;_

The above lines of code is giving the following output:
sumanth"}}

It is not parsing the json properly. The expected output is sumanth

Is there another way to do the same?

jsonReader["a"]["b"].size(); returns value 1 when the array "a" does not exist. Have not tries other cases like "b" is none existent.

Compilation goes wrong if not fstream is in the include path (gcc c++14 Linux)

When a path similar to "C://test.txt" appears in my json string, use your class library for json parsing, and then take out the string, this path will appear in the variable "c:/test" .txt", so that the program will be treated as "/t" for parsing

As the header is written now, it can only be included once in a project or it will produce several conflicts during linking. (gcc c++14 Linux)

I tried changing the access operator
RSJresource& RSJresource::operator[] (std::string key)
to
RSJresource& RSJresource::operator[] (const std::string& key)

I believe that some string creation and copying is now left out? Nothing seems to have broken, at least not on my tests.

Cheers
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