/// <inheritdoc />
/// <remarks>Default simple implementation to be overriden if needed.</remarks>
public virtual TreeNode AfterJsonTextChange(string jsonString)
{
var jTokenRoot = new JTokenRoot(jsonString);
if (JTokenTag.Parent != null)
{
JTokenTag.Replace(jTokenRoot.JTokenValue);
}
return(InsertInParent(JsonTreeNodeFactory.Create(jTokenRoot.JTokenValue), true));
}
/// <inheritdoc />
public override TreeNode AfterJsonTextChange(string jsonString)
{
if (CheckEmptyJsonString(jsonString))
{
return(null);
}
// To allow parsing, the partial json string is first enclosed as a json object
var jTokenRoot = new JTokenRoot("{" + jsonString + "}");
// Extract the contained JProperties as the JObject was only a container
// As Json.NET internally clones JToken instances having Parent!=null when inserting in a JContainer,
// explicitly clones the new JProperties to nullify Parent and to know of the instances
var jParsedProperties = ((JObject)jTokenRoot.JTokenValue).Properties()
.Select(p => new JProperty(p))
.ToList();
// Update the properties of parent JObject by inserting jParsedProperties and removing edited JProperty
var jObjectParent = (JObject)JPropertyTag.Parent;
var jProperties = jObjectParent.Properties()
.SelectMany(p => ReferenceEquals(p, JPropertyTag) ? jParsedProperties : new List <JProperty> {
p
})
.Distinct(new JPropertyEqualityComparer())
.ToList();
jObjectParent.ReplaceAll(jProperties);
// Build a new list of TreeNodes for these JProperties
var jParsedTreeNodes = jParsedProperties
.Select(p => JsonTreeNodeFactory.Create(p))
.Cast <JPropertyTreeNode>()
.ToList();
return(UpdateTreeNodes(jParsedTreeNodes));
}