On Thu, 11 Aug 2016 18:15:29 -0400, Steven Schveighoffer wrote:
If I have a string that is heap allocated:
auto jsonString = `{"a": "b",`; jsonString ~= `"c": 1}`;Now, if I parse this using vibe.data.json into a Json object, what
happens if I delete the jsonString? Will this destroy the memory used by
the Json object? I'm assuming so, but I wanted to understand if Json is
already doing this or not.-Steve
The Json struct is stored similar to an Algebraic!(bool, int, string, Json[], Json[string]) (in contrast to Bson, which parses the original source data on demand). So any string constants will be destroyed (object keys or string values), but the structure of arrays and objects will remain allocated.
Deleting the rest should work manually:
void del(Json json) {
if (json.type == Json.Type.array) {
foreach (e; json) del(e);
delete json.get!(Json[]);
} else if (json.type == Json.Type.object) {
foreach (e; json) del(e);
delete json.get!(Json[string]);
}
}