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Since there cannot be any other token except for the comma, which we
eat anyway, there's no point in going through the switch() check
after we have finished parsing a nested array.
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Add the array parsing code. The parser identifies and builds nested
levels of arrays, but the storage is not quite right. That is a problem
of the parser object, though, so this can be considered a first raw
pass at the problem.
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JSON is an object serialisation format (thanks, RFC4627), so it can
only express objects and/or arrays as top-levels.
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Initial commit for getting JsonParser to work. Because GScanner API
is old and mostly sucks, we need to do some magic with signals.
If json_parser_load_from_data() fails, the passed GError will be set
with a JSON_PARSER_ERROR code and message; unfortunately, we can't get
the nice error message out of GScanner. We can, however, override the
default message handler and make it emit a signal on the JsonParser
object.
So, to make a long story short: the GError passed to the load_from_data()
method is filled with a short error message; the *real* error message
is passed to the ::error signal handlers so they can actually use it.
GScanner should really get a way to retrieve the last error message.
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JSON-GLib is a JSON parser library written with GLib and GObject.
JSON is the JavaScript Object Notation, and it's used to define objects
and object hierarchies in a human-readable way.
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