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Subject: Re: [boost] JSON Parser GSoC 2013
From: Sergey Cheban (s.cheban_at_[hidden])
Date: 2013-04-10 20:19:01
11.04.2013 1:46, Stephan Bourgeois пиÑеÑ:
> I am studying for an MSc in Computer Science at Oxford Brookes University.
> I have taken a compiler construction course this year and I am therefore
> interested in the JSON Parser idea for the Boost library.
There already is a json parser example in
http://svn.boost.org/svn/boost/trunk/libs/spirit/example/qi/json/
I think it would be good to move it to the boost::spirit repository and
to the release branch. It may be also a good idea to use this parser in
the boost::property_tree instead of the current one.
> The question is what data structure we should use to represent JSON
> objects, and how the user can access key/value pairs in those objects.
> (examples: Boost.PropertyTree, pre-existing C++ object, ...)
The structure used in the spirit/example/qi/json/ looks reasonable: the
json object is represented as a map<string, value> and the value is
represented as a boost::variant (with some wrapper around it).
I don't like the boost::property_tree approach because it loses all the
type information for the values.
-- Best regards, Sergey Cheban
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