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Step 2 doesn't compile for me at all. Can you please provide an actual minimal, complete and verifiable example (MCVE)?
Although, let's consider this one:
#include <boost/json.hpp>
#include <cassert>
int main()
{
uint8_t test = 8;
value test_value = value( serialize(value_from(test)) ); // (1); notice explicit constructor
auto test2 = value_to<uint8_t>(test_value); // (2)
assert( test == test2 );
return 0;
}
Here (1) converts the integer test
to json::value
, then serializes that into std::string
, then assigns that string to a new json::value
. This is equivalent to doing value test_value = "8";
(2) tries to convert that JSON string into a number, and predictably fails. But the error is "not a number".
Then, I guess, this is still not something that you are doing. So, please provide an MCVE.
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This replicates it:
#include <boost/json/src.hpp>
using namespace boost::json;
#include <cassert>
int main()
{
object test;
test["value"]=160;
object test_new = parse( serialize(test) ).as_object(); // (1); notice explicit constructor
auto test2 = value_to<char>(test_new["value"]);
printf("%d\n",test2);
return 0;
}
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Seems like 160
is outside of the domain of your implmentation's char
. This implies, that your char is signed and has the domain [-128;127].
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Oh --- as it turns out, the previous library I used (nlohmann) silently failed, so I didn't notice that this was an issue.
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Is there a way to get the same behavior and ignore the exception (I'm OK with the values wrapping around)?
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auto c = static_cast<char>( value_to<int>(test_new["value"]) );
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If you actually have a more complex structure, where the char is deep inside another object, you would have to use contextual conversions. See an example here: https://godbolt.org/z/TK4dhWPEr
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Thanks!
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