I have a Json record with nested object and object arrays, the keys in those field contain spaces, I want to change all spaces to _
, so I have to iterate all keys in the json object.
My idea is to write a depth first search to iterate all nested keys using ConstMemberIterator
, my question is how can I change the key by given its iterator?
The example below represents my idea:
void DFSReplaceSpaceInKeys(Value::ConstMemberIterator& itr) {
// Replace space in nested key
std::string s(itr->name.GetString());
std::replace(s.begin(), s.end(), ' ', '_');
// set new string to key
itr->name.SetString(s, ?.GetAllocator()); // <----- How can I get the document allocator?
std::cout << "new key: " << itr->name.GetString() << std::endl;
// recursive call in DFS
if (itr->value.GetType() == Type::kObjectType) {
DFSReplaceSpaceInKeys(itr->value.GetObject().MemberBegin());
}
}
A Json record example:
{
"a": {"b": [{"c": [...]}, {...}]
}
You can pass an allocator as parameter. I also think you should better pass Value&
to represent a node.
void DFSReplaceSpaceInKeys(Value& value, Value::AllocatorType& allocator) {
if (value.IsObject()) {
for (Value::ConstMemberIterator itr = value.MemberBegin(); itr != MemberEnd(); ++itr)
{
// Modify itr->name here...
DFSReplaceSpaceInKeys(itr->value, allocator);
}
}
else if (value.IsArray()) {
for (Value::ConstIterator itr = value.Begin(); itr != value.End(); ++itr)
DFSReplaceSpaceInKeys(*itr, allocator);
}
}
// ...
Document d;
DFSReplaceSpaceInKeys(d, d.GetAllocator());
If you only need to do the task as mentioned, you may just use the SAX API, which can be easier and faster. Check capitalize example.