FJsonSerializer::Serialize

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template<class CharType, class PrintPolicy>  
static bool Serialize  
(  
    const TSharedPtr < FJsonValue > & Value,  
    const FString & Identifier,  
    const TSharedRef < TJsonWriter < CharType, PrintPolicy > > & Writer,  
    bool bCloseWriter  
)  
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template<class CharType, class PrintPolicy> static bool Serialize (     const TSharedPtr < FJsonValue > & Value,     const FString & Identifier,     const TSharedRef < TJsonWriter < CharType, PrintPolicy > > & Writer,     bool bCloseWriter )

Remarks

Serialize the passed Json value and identifier into the writer. Empty string identifiers will be ignored when the writer is not writing inside of a json object and only the value will be serialized. If the writer is in a state where it's currently writing inside of a json object, then the identifier will always be serialized. Examples:

• Writer state: { "foo": "bar" Parameters: Identifier: "" Value: "baz" Serialization result: { "foo": "bar", "": "baz" //empty identifier is serialized as a valid key for the key:value pair "":"baz"

Writer state: { "foo": ["bar" Parameters: Identifier: "" Value: "baz" Serialization result: { foo: ["bar", "baz" //empty identifier is ignored since we are writing into an array and not an object. Returns true if the serialization was successful, false otherwise.

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