int json_equal(json_t *json1, json_t *json2)
{
if(!json1 || !json2)
return 0;
if(json_typeof(json1) != json_typeof(json2))
return 0;
/* this covers true, false and null as they are singletons */
if(json1 == json2)
return 1;
if(json_is_object(json1))
return json_object_equal(json1, json2);
if(json_is_array(json1))
return json_array_equal(json1, json2);
if(json_is_string(json1))
return json_string_equal(json1, json2);
if(json_is_integer(json1))
return json_integer_equal(json1, json2);
if(json_is_real(json1))
return json_real_equal(json1, json2);
return 0;
}
json_t *json_true(void)
{
static json_t the_true = {
.type = JSON_TRUE,
.refcount = (unsigned int)1
};
return &the_true;
}
json_t *json_false(void)
{
static json_t the_false = {
.type = JSON_FALSE,
.refcount = (unsigned int)1
};
return &the_false;
}
json_t *json_null(void)
{
static json_t the_null = {
.type = JSON_NULL,
.refcount = (unsigned int)1
};
return &the_null;
}
/*** deletion ***/
void json_delete(json_t *json)
{
if(json_is_object(json))
json_delete_object(json_to_object(json));
else if(json_is_array(json))
json_delete_array(json_to_array(json));
else if(json_is_string(json))
json_delete_string(json_to_string(json));
else if(json_is_integer(json))
json_delete_integer(json_to_integer(json));
else if(json_is_real(json))
json_delete_real(json_to_real(json));
/* json_delete is not called for true, false or null */
}
/*** equality ***/
int json_equal(json_t *json1, json_t *json2)
{
if(!json1 || !json2)
return 0;
if(json_typeof(json1) != json_typeof(json2))
return 0;
/* this covers true, false and null as they are singletons */
if(json1 == json2)
return 1;
if(json_is_object(json1))
return json_object_equal(json1, json2);
if(json_is_array(json1))
return json_array_equal(json1, json2);
if(json_is_string(json1))
return json_string_equal(json1, json2);
if(json_is_integer(json1))
return json_integer_equal(json1, json2);
if(json_is_real(json1))
return json_real_equal(json1, json2);
return 0;
}
/*** copying ***/
json_t *json_copy(json_t *json)
{
if(!json)
return NULL;
if(json_is_object(json))
return json_object_copy(json);
if(json_is_array(json))
return json_array_copy(json);
if(json_is_string(json))
return json_string_copy(json);
if(json_is_integer(json))
return json_integer_copy(json);
if(json_is_real(json))
return json_real_copy(json);
if(json_is_true(json) || json_is_false(json) || json_is_null(json))
return json;
return NULL;
}
json_t *json_deep_copy(json_t *json)
{
if(!json)
return NULL;
if(json_is_object(json))
return json_object_deep_copy(json);
if(json_is_array(json))
return json_array_deep_copy(json);
/* for the rest of the types, deep copying doesn't differ from
shallow copying */
if(json_is_string(json))
return json_string_copy(json);
if(json_is_integer(json))
return json_integer_copy(json);
if(json_is_real(json))
return json_real_copy(json);
if(json_is_true(json) || json_is_false(json) || json_is_null(json))
return json;
return NULL;
}
/**
* json_node_equal:
* @a: (type JsonNode): a JSON node
* @b: (type JsonNode): another JSON node
*
* Check whether @a and @b are equal #JsonNodes, meaning they have the same
* type and same values (checked recursively). Note that integer values are
* compared numerically, ignoring type, so a double value 4.0 is equal to the
* integer value 4.
*
* Returns: %TRUE if @a and @b are equal; %FALSE otherwise
* Since: 1.2
*/
gboolean
json_node_equal (gconstpointer a,
gconstpointer b)
{
JsonNode *node_a, *node_b; /* unowned */
node_a = (JsonNode *) a;
node_b = (JsonNode *) b;
/* Identity comparison. */
if (node_a == node_b)
return TRUE;
/* Eliminate mismatched types rapidly. */
if (!json_type_is_a (node_a, node_b) &&
!json_type_is_a (node_b, node_a))
{
return FALSE;
}
switch (node_a->type)
{
case JSON_NODE_NULL:
/* Types match already. */
return TRUE;
case JSON_NODE_ARRAY:
return json_array_equal (json_node_get_array (node_a),
json_node_get_array (node_b));
case JSON_NODE_OBJECT:
return json_object_equal (json_node_get_object (node_a),
json_node_get_object (node_b));
case JSON_NODE_VALUE:
/* Handled below. */
break;
default:
g_assert_not_reached ();
}
/* Handle values. */
switch (node_a->data.value->type)
{
case JSON_VALUE_NULL:
/* Types already match. */
return TRUE;
case JSON_VALUE_BOOLEAN:
return (json_node_get_boolean (node_a) == json_node_get_boolean (node_b));
case JSON_VALUE_STRING:
return json_string_equal (json_node_get_string (node_a),
json_node_get_string (node_b));
case JSON_VALUE_DOUBLE:
case JSON_VALUE_INT: {
gdouble val_a, val_b;
JsonValueType value_type_a, value_type_b;
value_type_a = node_a->data.value->type;
value_type_b = node_b->data.value->type;
/* Integer comparison doesn’t need to involve doubles… */
if (value_type_a == JSON_VALUE_INT &&
value_type_b == JSON_VALUE_INT)
{
return (json_node_get_int (node_a) ==
json_node_get_int (node_b));
}
/* …but everything else does. We can use bitwise double equality here,
* since we’re not doing any calculations which could introduce floating
* point error. We expect that the doubles in the JSON nodes come directly
* from strtod() or similar, so should be bitwise equal for equal string
* representations.
*
* Interesting background reading:
* http://randomascii.wordpress.com/2012/06/26/\
* doubles-are-not-floats-so-dont-compare-them/
*/
if (value_type_a == JSON_VALUE_INT)
val_a = json_node_get_int (node_a);
else
val_a = json_node_get_double (node_a);
if (value_type_b == JSON_VALUE_INT)
val_b = json_node_get_int (node_b);
else
val_b = json_node_get_double (node_b);
return (val_a == val_b);
}
case JSON_VALUE_INVALID:
default:
g_assert_not_reached ();
}
}
