> If your licensing requirements allow
Commercial use should allow this I think.
>, you can probably just extract tango.text.json and use that -- it
>shouldn't have significant requirements on the rest of tango.
These are the dependencies:
module tango.text.json.Json;
private import tango.core
Can somebody help me out here?
> This is what I came up with to save a multidimentional array in JSON.
> It compiles . . but does not work : )
>
>
> int[100][100][10] bigArray;
>
> //set the array to something other then zero
> foreach( int[100][100] arr; bigArray)
> foreach(int index, int[100]
Saaa wrote:
"Christopher Wright" wrote in message
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Saaa wrote:
If the JSON writer won't write every item (which will be thousands of
items)
on a new line and reading in multi arrays, then I think I need to witch
to Tango :D
Tango's JSON printer has options
"Christopher Wright" wrote in message
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> Saaa wrote:
>> If the JSON writer won't write every item (which will be thousands of
>> items)
>> on a new line and reading in multi arrays, then I think I need to witch
>> to Tango :D
>
> Tango's JSON printer has opt
This is what I came up with to save a multidimentional array in JSON.
It compiles . . but does not work : )
int[100][100][10] bigArray;
//set the array to something other then zero
foreach( int[100][100] arr; bigArray)
foreach(int index, int[100] miniarr; arr)
miniarr[] = index;
auto json
Saaa wrote:
If the JSON writer won't write every item (which will be thousands of items)
on a new line and reading in multi arrays, then I think I need to witch to
Tango :D
Tango's JSON printer has options for pretty-printing and condensed
printing. The default is condensed; everything will
> Well, then were really talking about Classic Serialzation. In other
> words, a program writes data somewhere (possibly in human readable
> format), and then later (as in tomorrow) reads it in.
Ok, lets start from there :D
>
>>> Now, to know how to use the stuff, the program would need to not o
Saaa wrote:
Simply put, I'd like a D styled dataformat alike JSON.
Somehow saying that I would like it D styled makes it difficult to
understand :)
"Georg Wrede" wrote in message
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Saaa wrote:
I'm still dangling between a full parsing at load and parse o
Simply put, I'd like a D styled dataformat alike JSON.
Somehow saying that I would like it D styled makes it difficult to
understand :)
"Georg Wrede" wrote in message
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> Saaa wrote:
I'm still dangling between a full parsing at load and parse on demand.
Saaa wrote:
I'm still dangling between a full parsing at load and parse on demand.
A parse on demand (get) would do the following steps:
Get the type of the variable in which the data must be stored (in string
format)
Search for this type in every line of the char[][], when found check
whether
"Lutger" wrote in message
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> Saaa wrote:
>
>> I would like to be able to read and write variables which are human
>> readable.
>> It should be as fast as possible and easy to use.
>>
> ...
>> --
>>
>> Any comments, questions or pointers?
>> Maybe all this is
Saaa wrote:
> I would like to be able to read and write variables which are human
> readable.
> It should be as fast as possible and easy to use.
>
...
> --
>
> Any comments, questions or pointers?
> Maybe all this is already available?
> I would think that the parsing code is already available
>> I'm still dangling between a full parsing at load and parse on demand.
>> A parse on demand (get) would do the following steps:
>> Get the type of the variable in which the data must be stored (in string
>> format)
>> Search for this type in every line of the char[][], when found check
>> wh
Saaa wrote:
Thanks for your reply
"Georg Wrede" wrote in message
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Saaa wrote:
I changed the prototype to:
void get(in char[] varName, ...)
I'm not totally happy with it because I only need one variadic argument
and :
How do I get the .stringof of an v
Thanks for your reply
"Georg Wrede" wrote in message
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> Saaa wrote:
>> I changed the prototype to:
>>
>> void get(in char[] varName, ...)
>>
>> I'm not totally happy with it because I only need one variadic argument
>> and :
>>
>> How do I get the .stringof o
Saaa wrote:
I changed the prototype to:
void get(in char[] varName, ...)
I'm not totally happy with it because I only need one variadic argument and
:
How do I get the .stringof of an variadic type?
_arguments[0].stringof doesn't work :)
How do I mutate the original argument? (ref)
Please
I changed the prototype to:
void get(in char[] varName, ...)
I'm not totally happy with it because I only need one variadic argument and
:
How do I get the .stringof of an variadic type?
_arguments[0].stringof doesn't work :)
How do I mutate the original argument? (ref)
Please tell me if I'm
Maybe add another keyword to force a full index parse :)
I would like to be able to read and write variables which are human
readable.
It should be as fast as possible and easy to use.
Something like this:
-- file.dat
char[] header = `test header`;
int[6] numbers = [ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6];
// not sure about the array layout yet
// the following layout m
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