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| array_context (core *core) |
| Create an array_context given a core builder. More...
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std::enable_if< !(util::is_functor< T, void(array_context<>)>::value||util::is_functor< T, void(single_context)>::value||std::is_same< typename std::remove_reference< T >::type, const finalize_type >::value), array_context >::type & | operator<< (T &&t) |
| << operator for accepting a real value and appending it to the core builder. More...
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template<typename Func > |
std::enable_if<(util::is_functor< Func, void(array_context<>)>::value||util::is_functor< Func, void(single_context)>::value), array_context >::type & | operator<< (Func func) |
| << operator for accepting a callable of the form void(array_context) or void(single_context) and invoking it to perform 1 or more value appends to the core builder. More...
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std::enable_if< std::is_same< base, closed_context >::value &&std::is_same< typename std::remove_reference< T >::type, const finalize_type >::value, bsoncxx::array::value >::type | operator<< (T &&) |
| << operator for finalizing the stream. More...
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key_context< array_context > | operator<< (const open_document_type) |
| << operator for opening a new subdocument in the core builder. More...
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array_context | operator<< (concatenate_array array) |
| << operator for concatenating another array. More...
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array_context< array_context > | operator<< (const open_array_type) |
| << operator for opening a new subarray in the core builder. More...
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base | operator<< (const close_array_type) |
| << operator for closing a subarray in the core builder. More...
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| operator array_context () |
| Conversion operator which provides a rooted array context given any stream currently in a nested array_context.
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template<class base = closed_context>
class bsoncxx::builder::stream::array_context< base >
A stream context which expects any number of values.
The template argument can be used to hold additional information about containing documents or arrays. I.e. value_context<> implies that this array is a sub_array in a document, while array_context would indicated a sub_array in an array. These types can be nested, such that contextual parsing (for key/value pairs) and depth (to prevent an invalid array_close) are enforced by the type system.
I.e. builder << array_context << array_context << ...;
This builds a bson array with successively higher index keys