I wrote a JSON parser in Qt C++, which is kind of "poor man's Java".
The whole file, encode and decode, is 520 lines. Basically you just
create a data structure that maps the JSON directly. Here's the
"reference manual":
// The jsonObject is a QVariant that may be a --
// -- QMap<QString, QVariant>
// -- QList<QVariant>
// -- QString
// -- integer
// -- real number
// -- bool
// -- null (implemented as a QVariant() object)
// Where QVariant appears in the above list, it may recursively
// be one of the above.
QVariant is the Qt equivalent of "Object", to a first approximation.
The hardest part is probably cracking the JSON numeric notation --
that was 50 lines.
On Jul 14, 1:58 am, Sohan badaya <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> Is there any way to parse JSON object, that comes from facebook server
> in a response, into ArrayList or Map so that i can set values in my
> ListView.
> I am finding difficulty in parsing because JSON
> object itself contains JSONArray and this Array can contain JSONObject
> may be in recurcive order.
>
> Please suggest me any way to solve this problem.
>
> Thanks
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