How to store multiple json object in one object in C++

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how to store multiple json object in one object in c++
For example
json::value obj1;
obj1["ID"]="12"
obj1["Name"]="abc"

json::value obj2;
obj2["ID"]="11"
obj2["Name"]="xyz"

I want to store the above two objects in one json object
json::value obj3;

outupt is like in below format
obj3=[{"ID":"12","Name":"abc"},{"ID":"11","Name":"xyz"}]

What I have tried:

json::value obj1;
obj1["ID"]="12"
obj1["Name"]="abc"

json::value obj2;
obj2["ID"]="11"
obj2["Name"]="xyz"

items[0] = item;

group[L"Items"] = items;

utility::stringstream_t stream;
group.serialize(stream);

json::value obj3;
obj3[0] = item;

group[L"Items"] = items;

utility::stringstream_t stream;
group.serialize(stream);

Posted 7-Jun-16 3:04am

nishac189

Updated 7-Jun-16 3:55am

KarstenK

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KarstenK · Answer 1 · 2016-06-07T03:55:00

Solution 1

you have different objects as obj1, obj2 and obj3. Such objects are best stored in a container object like array or vector.

C++

myarray.add(obj1);
myarray.add(obj2);
myarray.add(obj3);

For storing them you at first write the count and than every member.

Posted 7-Jun-16 3:55am

KarstenK