how to get indented JSON values in C++ ?

[Qjay]

Thanks paul colby !! It worked out .

[Qjay]

i also want to get pageid and revid too .

I tried this : but was not able to get the pageid :/

 jsonResponse.object()["parse"].toObject()["pageid"].toString();

[Joel Bodenmann]

The pageid value in your JSON is not a string but rather an integer, hence you have to use QJsonValue::toInt() instead of QJsonValue::toString():

jsonResponse.object()["parse"].toObject()["pageid"].toInt();

[Anil Patel]

Hi All,

Need some help from you,
How to remove "\n" between Two Json Attribute while printing .

[mrjj]

@Anil-Patel
Hi
Show how you "print" please ?

[Anil Patel]

@mrjj {
"app": "PromotionDngineyscad",
"host": "WINASBAV7d7d750142-UBN",
"log": "PromoLog",
"lvl": "Messages",
"msg": "Initialized",
"thread": "237fbb2db10",
"timestamp": "1533796312.526572",
"uuid": "e62191c4-8891-4c92-a908-da01a3dakje3ac7ad"
}

[jsulm]

@Anil-Patel You should reread the question from @mrjj

[mrjj]

@Anil-Patel
I did mean the code :)
if you use printf, qDebug, or what ever.

You could use QString's replace if the newline are truely in the the json string.

[Gojir4]

@Anil-Patel Hi,
Please make a new post for a new question, even more if you are not the author of the original question...

For your issue, I think you need to call QJsonDocument::toJson(QJsonDocument::Compact) when you export your json content to string.

[Anil Patel]

@Gojir4
Sure, Thanks for your Help.