This is a homotopy of the json file I always used to read through boost::property_tree::json_parser::read_json
And it was always working.
/**********************************************/
/* the title */
/**********************************************/
{
"garden": {
"side1": {
"treeA1": "apple",
"treeA2": "orange",
"treeA3": "banana",
},
"side2": {
"treeB1": "orange",
"treeB2": "palm",
"treeB3": "cherry",
}
},
"house": ""
}
I upgraded my boost version from 1.58.0
to 1.65.0
and now I receive an exception because of the comments. When I remove the comments, everything is fine.
Am I making a mistake somewhere or is it a bug in the new version of boost?
Comments are not JSON.
The old parser did have them, but didn't properly support unicode.
Here's the message in the release notes for Boost 1.59.0:
Property Tree:
- A new JSON parser with full Unicode support.
- Breaking change: The new parser does not support comments or string concatenation in JSON files. These features were non-standard extensions of the old parser but their removal could break code which was relying on them.