class Poco::JSON::ParseHandler
Overview
ParseHandler is the default handler for the JSON Parser. More…
#include <ParseHandler.h> class ParseHandler: public Poco::JSON::Handler { public: // construction ParseHandler(bool preserveObjectOrder = false); // methods virtual void reset(); virtual void startObject(); virtual void endObject(); virtual void startArray(); virtual void endArray(); virtual void key(const std::string& k); virtual Dynamic::Var asVar() const; virtual void value(int v); virtual void value(unsigned v); virtual void value(const std::string& s); virtual void value(double d); virtual void value(bool b); virtual void null(); };
Inherited Members
public: // typedefs typedef SharedPtr<Handler> Ptr; // methods virtual void reset() = 0; virtual void startObject() = 0; virtual void endObject() = 0; virtual void startArray() = 0; virtual void endArray() = 0; virtual void key(const std::string& k) = 0; virtual void null() = 0; virtual void value(int v) = 0; virtual void value(unsigned v) = 0; virtual void value(const std::string& value) = 0; virtual void value(double d) = 0; virtual void value(bool b) = 0; virtual Poco::Dynamic::Var asVar() const; virtual Poco::DynamicStruct asStruct() const;
Detailed Documentation
ParseHandler is the default handler for the JSON Parser.
This handler will construct an Object or Array based on the handlers called by the Parser.
Construction
ParseHandler(bool preserveObjectOrder = false)
Creates the ParseHandler.
If preserveObjectOrder is true, the order of properties inside objects is preserved. Otherwise, items will be sorted by keys.
Methods
virtual void reset()
Resets the handler state.
virtual void startObject()
Handles a ‘{‘; a new object is started.
virtual void endObject()
Handles a ‘}’; the object is closed.
virtual void startArray()
Handles a ‘[‘; a new array is started.
virtual void endArray()
Handles a ‘]’; the array is closed.
virtual void key(const std::string& k)
A key is read.
virtual Dynamic::Var asVar() const
Returns the result of the parser (an object or an array).
virtual void value(int v)
An integer value is read.
virtual void value(unsigned v)
An unsigned value is read.
This will only be triggered if the value cannot fit into a signed int.
virtual void value(const std::string& s)
A string value is read.
virtual void value(double d)
A double value is read.
virtual void value(bool b)
A boolean value is read.
virtual void null()
A null value is read.