Ethin Probst

@stcarrez Thanks for that... Could you write a more concrete example and push it to the repo? One that demonstrates the serialization and deserialization of JSON data structures dynamically? It...

I know, I know... I should probably be able to figure it out from minute code snippets, but examples never hurt anyone, and you can (IMO) never have too many...

@stcarrez One more question abotu JSON, I've done some digging and think I understand it a bit better: what's the process for deserializing arrays? I can get the length, and...

@stcarrez I know, but my question was more along the lines of: given an array like that found in the Google Discovery Document response, what is the most idiomatic way...

@stcarrez I've edited my comment. I probably over-described the problem or something. (I accidentally closed the issue and submitted the comment before I was done).

@stcarrez You misunderstand my question. I'm not specifically talking about OpenAPI specifications in particular (though your example did give me an idea on what I need to do), I was...

@stcarrez What is the easiest solution according to you? I've looked at the examples and they do seem complicated. I'll look at your Set_Member example that you linked to but...

>If I can’t trust that the version of OpenAL Soft I’m passing audio to hasn’t been modified by a malicious user to include fopen() and fwrite() calls, then I can’t...

Mmm... Go has a native string type, and for vectors you could probably either switch them out with arrays or with slices. Not sure about shared futures and shared pointers,...

So, if I take your class model, and modify it to suit my needs, it might become something like (taking from your altonegen.c example and attempting to port it over):...