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  • ODБOïO Offline
    ODБOïO Offline
    ODБOï
    wrote on last edited by ODБOï
    #1

    hi,
    i serialize an object with QJsonObject and write it to file

      static void saveRampe(QList<Tool*> rampe){
           
            QJsonArray rampeArr;
            QJsonObject jTool;
    
            for (auto &tool : rampe){
                jTool["nom"] = tool->nom();
                jTool["type"] = tool->typeToString();
                jTool["longueur"] = static_cast<double>(tool->longueur());
                jTool["diametre"] = static_cast<double>(tool->diametre());
                jTool["dureeVie"] = static_cast<double>(tool->dureeVie());
                jTool["tempsUsage"] = static_cast<double>(tool->tempsUtilisation());
                rampeArr.append(jTool);
            }
    
            QJsonDocument jrampe(rampeArr);
            QFile jsonFile("rampe.json");
            if(jsonFile.open(QFile::WriteOnly))
                 jsonFile.write(jrampe.toJson());
    }
    

    but the output in the file does not respect the properties order

    // current output
        {
            "diametre": 10, 
            "dureeVie": 600000, 
            "longueur": 100, 
            "nom": "T1", //<< this should be the first property
            "tempsUsage": 0,
            "type": "CYLINDRIQUE" 
        },
    
    // suited output
        {   
            "nom": "T1", 
            "type": "CYLINDRIQUE",
            "longueur": 100,
            "diametre": 10,
            "dureeVie": 600000, 
            "tempsUsage": 0
        },
    
    

    What is the reason ? is there a way to have the suited output witout using swap() ? edit : swap is not for that

    JonBJ KroMignonK 2 Replies Last reply
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    • Christian EhrlicherC Offline
      Christian EhrlicherC Offline
      Christian Ehrlicher
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      wrote on last edited by
      #2

      @LeLev said in QJsonObject parameters order:

      What is the reason ?

      There is no reason - json has no ordering of attributes in any way.

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      • ODБOïO ODБOï

        hi,
        i serialize an object with QJsonObject and write it to file

          static void saveRampe(QList<Tool*> rampe){
               
                QJsonArray rampeArr;
                QJsonObject jTool;
        
                for (auto &tool : rampe){
                    jTool["nom"] = tool->nom();
                    jTool["type"] = tool->typeToString();
                    jTool["longueur"] = static_cast<double>(tool->longueur());
                    jTool["diametre"] = static_cast<double>(tool->diametre());
                    jTool["dureeVie"] = static_cast<double>(tool->dureeVie());
                    jTool["tempsUsage"] = static_cast<double>(tool->tempsUtilisation());
                    rampeArr.append(jTool);
                }
        
                QJsonDocument jrampe(rampeArr);
                QFile jsonFile("rampe.json");
                if(jsonFile.open(QFile::WriteOnly))
                     jsonFile.write(jrampe.toJson());
        }
        

        but the output in the file does not respect the properties order

        // current output
            {
                "diametre": 10, 
                "dureeVie": 600000, 
                "longueur": 100, 
                "nom": "T1", //<< this should be the first property
                "tempsUsage": 0,
                "type": "CYLINDRIQUE" 
            },
        
        // suited output
            {   
                "nom": "T1", 
                "type": "CYLINDRIQUE",
                "longueur": 100,
                "diametre": 10,
                "dureeVie": 600000, 
                "tempsUsage": 0
            },
        
        

        What is the reason ? is there a way to have the suited output witout using swap() ? edit : swap is not for that

        JonBJ Offline
        JonBJ Offline
        JonB
        wrote on last edited by
        #3

        @LeLev
        QJsonObject looks like it hold an unordered list/hash/map. The output you show it produces is alphabetical, as per https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qjsonobject.html#keys

        Returns a list of all keys in this object.

        The list is sorted lexographically.

        which is doubtless what it is using internally.

        I suspect the only thing you could try if you care about the order would be https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qjsonobject.html#constBegin etc., and see what order the iterator returns?

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        • ODБOïO ODБOï

          hi,
          i serialize an object with QJsonObject and write it to file

            static void saveRampe(QList<Tool*> rampe){
                 
                  QJsonArray rampeArr;
                  QJsonObject jTool;
          
                  for (auto &tool : rampe){
                      jTool["nom"] = tool->nom();
                      jTool["type"] = tool->typeToString();
                      jTool["longueur"] = static_cast<double>(tool->longueur());
                      jTool["diametre"] = static_cast<double>(tool->diametre());
                      jTool["dureeVie"] = static_cast<double>(tool->dureeVie());
                      jTool["tempsUsage"] = static_cast<double>(tool->tempsUtilisation());
                      rampeArr.append(jTool);
                  }
          
                  QJsonDocument jrampe(rampeArr);
                  QFile jsonFile("rampe.json");
                  if(jsonFile.open(QFile::WriteOnly))
                       jsonFile.write(jrampe.toJson());
          }
          

          but the output in the file does not respect the properties order

          // current output
              {
                  "diametre": 10, 
                  "dureeVie": 600000, 
                  "longueur": 100, 
                  "nom": "T1", //<< this should be the first property
                  "tempsUsage": 0,
                  "type": "CYLINDRIQUE" 
              },
          
          // suited output
              {   
                  "nom": "T1", 
                  "type": "CYLINDRIQUE",
                  "longueur": 100,
                  "diametre": 10,
                  "dureeVie": 600000, 
                  "tempsUsage": 0
              },
          
          

          What is the reason ? is there a way to have the suited output witout using swap() ? edit : swap is not for that

          KroMignonK Offline
          KroMignonK Offline
          KroMignon
          wrote on last edited by
          #4

          @LeLev said in QJsonObject parameters order:

          What is the reason ?

          as @Christian-Ehrlicher said there is no ordering of attributes for Json strings.
          I think that QJsonObject, the values are stored in a QMap, and QMap are sorted by keys, so the attributes are alphabetic sorted ;)

          That's it

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          • Christian EhrlicherC Christian Ehrlicher

            @LeLev said in QJsonObject parameters order:

            What is the reason ?

            There is no reason - json has no ordering of attributes in any way.

            ODБOïO Offline
            ODБOïO Offline
            ODБOï
            wrote on last edited by
            #5

            @Christian-Ehrlicher , @JonB , @KroMignon
            ok, thank you for the inputs

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            • JKSHJ Offline
              JKSHJ Offline
              JKSH
              Moderators
              wrote on last edited by JKSH
              #6

              This is not limited to QJsonObject.

              See the official JSON specification (https://www.json.org/json-en.html ): "An object is an unordered set of name/value pairs."

              Therefore, we should not expect or require our objects to be serialized in any specific order.

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              • ElmehdiE Offline
                ElmehdiE Offline
                Elmehdi
                wrote on last edited by
                #7

                @LeLev I'm now facing the same problem, did you find a way to make it work the way you wanted?

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                • ElmehdiE Elmehdi

                  @LeLev I'm now facing the same problem, did you find a way to make it work the way you wanted?

                  ODБOïO Offline
                  ODБOïO Offline
                  ODБOï
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #8

                  @Elmehdi no, i just let the file unordered

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