John Keiser
John Keiser
#1327 is related and probably duplicate.
The fastest way to get this done is definitely to create a new API for it. However, users often want the ability to edit, so a DOM builder is probably...
Probably doable with either one ... I think nlohmann_json does something like this.
@tahasabih how often is your file updated, and how often do you need to grab pieces of it? I'm trying to get a feel for whether a lightweight jsonpointer/jsonpath index...
@spansh if your code is public, would you mind linking it? When we think about the API, it'll be useful to look at real examples to see how various APIs...
I suspect we can do even better, parsing less stuff when the user tells us what they need, but generalized incremental parsing is the absolute right first step, and good...
We have gone a long way towards efficiency with ondemand, allowing you to skip parsing data you don't use. However, we still require you to load the whole document as...
Given the number of them, I imagine someone could skim the notes for each release and make a pretty short document. I only remember finding one really obscure security bug...
I'm a little surprised we don't null terminate anymore when we copy / decode the string; I didn't recall removing that code, though it's been some time now.
You're right! I think I probably did shave it off to see if anyone would complain. I'm pretty sure the lack of get_c_str() is just an omission I never remembered...