private void BuildPrettyString(IndentedWriter writer)
{
if (IsPrimitive)
{
Primitive_BuildPrettyString(writer);
}
else if (IsObject)
{
Object_BuildPrettyString(writer);
}
else if (IsArray)
{
Array_BuildPrettyString(writer);
}
else
{
throw AssertionHelper.Fail();
}
}
private void Object_BuildPrettyString(IndentedWriter writer)
{
writer.Write("{");
writer.Indent++;
var keys = Keys.AssertCast<String>();
if (keys.IsNotEmpty())
{
keys.ForEach((key, i) =>
{
writer.WriteLine();
writer.Write("\"{0}\" : ", key);
if (((IEnumerable)this[key].Keys).Cast<Object>().Count() > 0) writer.WriteLine();
this[key].BuildPrettyString(writer);
if (i < this.Count() - 1) writer.Write(",");
});
writer.WriteLine();
}
writer.Indent--;
writer.Write("}");
}
private void Array_BuildPrettyString(IndentedWriter writer)
{
writer.Write("[");
writer.Indent++;
var keys = Keys.AssertCast<int>();
if (keys.IsNotEmpty())
{
keys.ForEach((key, i) =>
{
(key == i).AssertTrue();
// todo. omg what's with these dynamic invocations?!
if (((IEnumerable)this[key].Keys).Cast<Object>().Count() > 0) writer.WriteLine();
this[key].BuildPrettyString(writer);
if (i < this.Count() - 1) writer.Write(",");
});
writer.WriteLine();
}
writer.Indent--;
writer.Write("]");
}
private void Primitive_BuildPrettyString(IndentedWriter writer)
{
Primitive_BuildCompactString(writer);
}