During decoding of another mystical brave fronter JSON, a similar pattern like this was found:
"75YV2q1i": "800010:1,800011:1",
This makes me think that we are dealing with a map, something in C++ would translate to:
std::unordered_map<int32_t, int32_t>
such map would then be separated into a string with uses ":" as the key/value separator and "," as the element separator.
Such syntax would need to be implemented into the generator (and a new glaze c++ mapper needs to be coded).
What would be appropriate for a syntax?
[i32 => i32]::sep(colon, comma)
[i32 => i32]::sep(comma)::keysep(colon)
During decoding of another mystical brave fronter JSON, a similar pattern like this was found:
This makes me think that we are dealing with a map, something in C++ would translate to:
std::unordered_map<int32_t, int32_t>such map would then be separated into a string with uses ":" as the key/value separator and "," as the element separator.
Such syntax would need to be implemented into the generator (and a new glaze c++ mapper needs to be coded).
What would be appropriate for a syntax?