CesiumJsonReader Namespace Reference

Classes for reading JSON. More...

Classes
class	ArrayJsonHandler
	IJsonHandler for reading a JSON array into an std::vector. More...
class	ArrayJsonHandler< double, DoubleJsonHandler >
	Special case of ArrayJsonHandler for handling arrays of double values. This will read every scalar value as a double, regardless of whether it's floating point or not. Attempting to read other values will cause a warning. More...
class	ArrayJsonHandler< std::string, StringJsonHandler >
	Special case of ArrayJsonHandler for reading arrays of string values. Attempting to read other values will cause a warning. More...
class	ArrayJsonHandler< std::vector< T >, ArrayJsonHandler< T, THandler > >
	Special case of ArrayJsonHandler for reading arrays of arrays. Attempting to read other values will cause a warning. More...
class	ArrayJsonHandler< T, IntegerJsonHandler< T > >
	Special case of ArrayJsonHandler for handling arrays of integer values. Attempting to read other values will cause a warning. More...
class	BoolJsonHandler
	IJsonHandler for reading bool values. More...
class	DictionaryJsonHandler
	Reads the keys and values of a JSON object into a std::map<std::string, T> or an std::unordered_map<std::string, T>. More...
class	DoubleJsonHandler
	IJsonHandler for reading double values. More...
class	ExtensibleObjectJsonHandler
	An IJsonHandler for reading ExtensibleObject types. More...
class	ExtensionsJsonHandler
	IJsonHandler for reading extensions, such as those listed in an ExtensibleObject. More...
class	IExtensionJsonHandler
	An interface for JSON handlers that handle extensions on ExtensibleObject types. More...
class	IgnoreValueJsonHandler
	IJsonHandler that does nothing but ignore the next value. More...
class	IJsonHandler
	Base interface for all JSON handlers. Types that need to be deserialized from JSON should implement IJsonHandler or a class that derives from it. As the JSON is parsed, the corresponding read... method to the token that was parsed will be called. These methods can return themselves or a different handler to handle the value. More...
class	IntegerJsonHandler
	IJsonHandler for reading integer values. More...
class	JsonHandler
	A dummy implementation of IJsonHandler that will report a warning and return its parent when any of its read... methods are called. More...
class	JsonObjectJsonHandler
	IJsonHandler for arbitrary CesiumUtility::JsonValue JsonValue objects. More...
class	JsonReader
	Reads JSON. More...
class	JsonReaderOptions
	Holds options for reading statically-typed data structures from JSON. More...
class	ObjectJsonHandler
	IJsonHandler for handling JSON objects. More...
struct	ReadJsonResult
	The result of JsonReader::readJson. More...
class	SharedAssetJsonHandler
	IJsonHandler for SharedAsset values. More...
class	StringJsonHandler
	IJsonHandler for reading string values. More...

Enumerations
enum class	ExtensionState { Enabled , JsonOnly , Disabled }
	The state of an extension. More...

Detailed Description

Classes for reading JSON.

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Enumeration Type Documentation

ExtensionState

enum class CesiumJsonReader::ExtensionState

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The state of an extension.

Enumerator
Enabled	The extension is enabled. If a statically-typed class is available for the extension, it will be used. Otherwise the extension will be represented as a CesiumUtility::JsonValue.
JsonOnly	The extension is enabled but will always be deserialized as a CesiumUtility::JsonValue. Even if a statically-typed class is available for the extension, it will not be used.
Disabled	The extension is disabled. It will not be represented in the loaded model at all.

Definition at line 18 of file JsonReaderOptions.h.