Read values from nested jsons

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Example on how to read values from nested jsons.

We have this json:

{
    "protagonist": {
        "name": "Parry Hotter",
        "age": 30,
        "height": 184.9,
        "isMale": false
    },
    "antagonist": {
        "name": "Volkermord",
        "evil_power": "no nose"
    }
}

C++:

Json json;
json.Parse(aboveJsonCode);

std::string protago_name = json["protagonist"]["name"];
int protago_age          = json["protagonist"]["age"];
float protago_height     = json["protagonist"]["height"];
bool protago_isMale      = json["protagonist"]["isMale"];

std::string antago_name  = json["antagonist"]["name"];
std::string antago_power = json["antagonist"]["evil_power"];

This [""][""] chain only works for getting existing values.

It will throw a JsonWrongDataTypeException if you try to chain-create fields like this.
Check out examples/implicit/creating/nested_json for a sleek way to do this.

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With Shorthands (C++):

Json json;
json.Parse(aboveJsonCode);

std::string protago_name = json.AsJson.ShorthandGet("protagonist.name");
int protago_age          = json.AsJson.ShorthandGet("protagonist.age");
float protago_height     = json.AsJson.ShorthandGet("protagonist.height");
bool protago_isMale      = json.AsJson.ShorthandGet("protagonist.isMale");

std::string antago_name  = json.AsJson.ShorthandGet("antagonist.name");
std::string antago_power = json.AsJson.ShorthandGet("antagonist.evil_power");