Hey,
would it make sense to make the return value ofappendArrayElement the modified Json?
This would enable something like:
auto json = Json.emptyObject;
json["arrayEntry"] = Json.emptyArray().appendArrayElement(Json(5));
Or is there a neater way of achieving the same thing?
On Mon, 15 May 2017 09:10:39 GMT, Timoses wrote:
Hey,
would it make sense to make the return value of
appendArrayElementthe modified Json?
This would enable something like:auto json = Json.emptyObject; json["arrayEntry"] = Json.emptyArray().appendArrayElement(Json(5));Or is there a neater way of achieving the same thing?
For this specific situation I'd probably just use an array literal directly (= Json([Json(5)])), but I don't see a real argument against letting appendArrayElement return the result anyway. Using it for method chaining might sometimes also be handy.
