basic implementation of context-based path traction#1075
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Is very interesting and clean. To move the Before the check, so we can capture the "last processed" json pointer |
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Very rough draft of the idea.
For a context type Ctx the user is supposed to implement these functions:
The library would invoke them when traversing through the converted/parsed/serialized value.
Things to think about:
error_codein those callbacks.error_codein those functions. But then where would we get the results the calling function was supposed to create?