On Thursday, 9 May 2013 at 01:42:41 UTC, deadalnix wrote:
Awesome. Another nice thing you can do it to use alias this on
a @property to allow for implicit conversion to int.
Overall, the API is super nice ! If performance don't matter, I
definitively recommend to use the lib.
I'll have to experiment with the alias this idea.
There are still a few things I need to work out. I'm missing an
overload for opCmp (plus the host of math operators), and the
append behaviour is perhaps strange. I had to choose between ~
meaning a JSON array is added to the LHS, [] ~ [1, 2] == [[1,
2]], or an array is concatenated, like the normal D arrays, [] ~
[1, 2] == [1, 2]. I went with the former for now, but I might
have made the wrong choice. It all came about because of this.
auto arr = jsonArray();
arr ~= 1; // [1]
arr ~= "foo"; // [1, "foo"]
arr ~= jsonArray() // Currently: [1, "foo", []]
auto another = jsonArray();
another ~= 3;
arr.array ~= another.array; // Always: [1, "foo", [], 3]
I swear that I wrote a concat(JSON, JSON) function for this, but
it's not there. That would have accomplished this:
arr.concat(another)
