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Do you have a question? It's not really easy for me to debug your code for you, but some things which jump out at me at a glance are that y["message"] is an object not an array, and that m is an array not an object.
Note that json11 is explicitly designed to give you default answers if you ask for an item which doesn't exist, or has the wrong type, so if you call array_items() on a non-array, you'll just get no items. You may want to check things more explicitly during parsing, using functions like is_array().
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@artwyman : Yes, I do have a question. I am really sorry for not being clear at first.
I want to parse 2-D array
{
"2dArray" : [ [1,2,3,4,5], [2,3,4], [6,7,89] ]
}
And I wants to parse this input.
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Again, that's not a question. What are you hoping to parse it into? What have you tried? What is unclear to you?
I'm happy to help, but I'm not going to write your code for you.
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I have found the solution :)
string inputError;
auto y = Json::parse(r.text, inputError);
for (auto &m : y["2dArray"].array_items()) {
for(auto &n : m.array_items()) {
// Now element of array can be accessed with the help of iterator n
}
}
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Glad you were able to make it work.
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