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ifstream ifile;
int fsize;
char * inBuf;
ifile.open("res/test.json", ios_base::binary);
ifile.seekg(0, ios::end);
fsize = ifile.tellg();
ifile.seekg(0, ios::beg);
inBuf = new char[fsize];
ifile.read(inBuf, fsize);
string WINDOW_NAMES = (LPCSTR)ifile;
ifile.close();
int _json_data_ready = (int)WINDOW_NAMES;
Json my_json = Json::object{_json_data_ready};
while(looping == true) {
for (auto s : Json::array(my_json)) {
//code here.
};
};
Note: this code might generate at least 4 errors and 1 warning also note I am fairly new at C++ but at least I know how file objects work somewhat in Python in Visual Basic.
Anyway I want to know if I could do soemthing like this? when the Json would look something like this
Note: this code might generate at least 4 errors and 1 warning also note I am fairly new at C++ but at least I know how file objects work somewhat in Python in Visual Basic.
Anyway I want to know if I could do soemthing like this? when the Json would look something like this
Note the json will always change and as such I dont want to always change my DLL just because the json changes as what would the point of the json be?
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