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The way I see it, virtually all of that over-engineered convolution can be scrapped.
You only need to take special action when you process the JsonData value.
It needs to be decoded, flattened, and merged with the other non-encoded data.
Simply use something like this: (Demo)
$post = [];
foreach ($_POST as $key => $value) {
if ($key !== 'JsonData') {
...
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This is going to fix digits indentation.
The fix can be managed by supplying a better regex but regex are a pain in the ... :)
#pragma once
#include <string>
#include <regex>
#include <vector>
#include <cctype>
namespace
{
bool first_digit_done = false;
}
class JSONPretify
{
public:
JSONPretify(const std::string& json)
:...
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First off, the file jsonArray.js doesn't contain "JSON". It's a JavaScript source code file containing an JavaScript array literal which in turn contains JavaScript object literals. And since it's not JSON, you could theoretically put functions into the objects:
{
alt: "clearValueIcon", // Quotes around key are not needed, since it's ...
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