Hi
I think it is but you might want to include an overwritten version of
get(k) and other methods which checks the returned object instance and
return a hash map of its own containing key which is a string of the
class name of the object and the value as the object instance. Then you
will be able to parse as required.
I haven't tried this but expect that there might be rules about this
kind of thing. The class name should be retrieved inside your new class
otherwise you will put a lot of extra processor time into parsing.
HTH
roger
On 27/06/2019 11:06, Lubos Pintes wrote:
Hello Java geeks,
I have a question about some kind of type aliasing in Java. I am playing with manual JSON parsing, only exercise. I am representing JSON as Map<String, Object>. I am using LinkedHashMap. I would like to define a class JSON that would somehow extend LinkedHashMap<String, Object>, so that I could write:
JSON json=new JSON();
json.put("x", 1);
Is it possible?
Thanks
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