public static IEnumerable <JToken> ParseToken(IStringParserQuick parser, JToken.ParseOptions flags = JToken.ParseOptions.None, int maxstringlen = 16384)
{
var res = ParseTokenInt(parser, flags, maxstringlen);
if ((flags & ParseOptions.CheckEOL) != 0 && !parser.IsEOL())
{
throw new TokenException(GenErrorString(parser, "Extra Chars after JSON"));
}
return(res);
}
public static JToken Parse(IStringParserQuick parser, out string error, ParseOptions flags, char[] textbuffer)
{
JToken res = IntParse(parser, out error, flags, textbuffer);
if (res != null && (flags & ParseOptions.CheckEOL) != 0 && !parser.IsEOL())
{
return(ParseError(parser, "Extra Chars after JSON", flags, out error));
}
else
{
return(res);
}
}
// normally, use Parse above. Used only if you want to feed in another type of parser..
public static JToken Parse(IStringParserQuick parser, out string error, ParseOptions flags, int textbufsize)
{
char[] textbuffer = new char[textbufsize]; // textbuffer to use for string decodes - one get of it, multiple reuses, faster
JToken res = IntParse(parser, out error, flags, textbuffer);
if (res != null && (flags & ParseOptions.CheckEOL) != 0 && !parser.IsEOL())
{
return(ParseError(parser, "Extra Chars after JSON", flags, out error));
}
else
{
return(res);
}
}