dealing with Pointers

[chaterpaul]

Hi,

How do you deal with members of classes which are pointers. i.e.

class Bar
{ int a;}

static  spotify::json::codec::object_t<Bar> codec()
{
    auto codec = spotify::json::codec::object<Bar>();
    codec.required("a", &Bar::a);
    return codec;
}

class Foo
{
int b;
Bar *c;
}

static  spotify::json::codec::object_t<Foo> codec()
{
    auto codec = spotify::json::codec::object<Foo>();
    codec.required("b", &Foo::b);

// how to represent Bar *c;
return codec;
}

How do I represent *c in the codec. I cant find any example which deals with a pointer.

Thanks

Paul

[per-gron]

If you can I would use std::unique_ptr<Bar> instead of Bar. The library supports this. Otherwise you can use transform_t.