json-c/tests/testReplaceExisting.expected

==== delete-in-loop test starting ====
Key at index 0 is [foo1] (kept)
Key at index 1 is [foo2] (kept)
Key at index 2 is [deleteme] (deleted)
Key at index 3 is [foo3] (kept)
==== replace-value first loop starting ====
Key at index 0 is [foo1]
Key at index 1 is [foo2]
replacing value for key [foo2]
Key at index 2 is [foo3]
==== second loop starting ====
Key at index 0 is [foo1]
Key at index 1 is [foo2]
pointer for key [foo2] does match
Key at index 2 is [foo3]
Make it safe to delete keys while iterating with the json_object_object_foreach macro. 2012-10-20 20:26:37 -05:00			`==== delete-in-loop test starting ====`
			`Key at index 0 is [foo1] (kept)`
			`Key at index 1 is [foo2] (kept)`
			`Key at index 2 is [deleteme] (deleted)`
			`Key at index 3 is [foo3] (kept)`
			`==== replace-value first loop starting ====`
Rewrite json_object_object_add to replace just the value if the key already exists so keys remain valid. This is particularly useful when replacing values in a loop, since it allows the key used by json_object_object_foreach to continue to be used. 2012-07-24 23:27:41 -05:00			`Key at index 0 is [foo1]`
			`Key at index 1 is [foo2]`
			`replacing value for key [foo2]`
			`Key at index 2 is [foo3]`
			`==== second loop starting ====`
			`Key at index 0 is [foo1]`
			`Key at index 1 is [foo2]`
			`pointer for key [foo2] does match`
			`Key at index 2 is [foo3]`