Am 02.04.2014 18:11, schrieb Little, Damon:
>
> std::string z;
> if(qparam.paramcount()){
> z = tnt::stringTo<std::string>("z", "std::string", qparam.param(0),
> reply.out().getloc());
> }
> std::istringstream in(z);
> cxxtools::JsonDeserializer unjson(in);
>
> Please note that qparam is not declared in the .ecpp file. The declaration is
> added when ecpp converts it to .cpp.
>
> For the record, I am using Zepto rather than jQuery, but I don’t think that
> should matter at all.
>
> Damon
Why do you use tnt::stringTo? qparam.param(0) returns a std::string
already. You can just write:
std::istringstream in(qparam(0));
And yes - qparam has both the GET and POST parameters.
Tommi
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