Hi List,
given a set of defined serialization operators it is possible to
serialize objects one at a time:
outfile << cxxtools::Json(Object("Hello", 42));
outfile << cxxtools::Json(Object("World", -17));
...
But repeated calls to deserialize() seem to always process all of the file:
cxxtools::JsonDeserializer deserializer(infile);
Object o;
deserializer.deserialize(o); // o contains "Hello" and 42,
infile.seekg() is at EOF, even for big files with small objects
Object b;
deserializer.deserialize(b); // b contains "Hello" and 42
Is there a way to read the objects back in one at a time, instead of
using a container that will become very big in memory ?
I could of course pre-parse the file and hand only 1 objects worth of
chars over to the deserializer, but that seems rather inefficient.
Thanks in advance,
Michael
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