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// Copyright 2018 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
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// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
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// found in the LICENSE file.
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module mojo_base.mojom;
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// Value represents a value that can be serialized to/from JSON.
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//
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// One notable caveat is that Value supports arbitrary binary data, which JSON
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// does not support natively.
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union Value {
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// Null type placeholder. This field is never used.
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uint8 null_value;
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// Primitive types.
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bool bool_value;
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int32 int_value;
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double double_value;
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// Unicode string.
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string string_value;
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// Binary blob with arbitrary bytes. Not supported for JSON.
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array<uint8> binary_value;
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// Basic container support for lists and maps.
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DictionaryValue dictionary_value;
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ListValue list_value;
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};
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// Interfaces that only want to handle a value of dictionary or list type
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// should use base.mojom.DictionaryValue or base.mojom.ListValue in the method
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// declaration. Though both of these types are mapped to base::Value in C++,
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// the generated deserialization will guarantee that the method is only invoked
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// with a base::Value of the correct subtype.
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struct DictionaryValue {
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map<string, Value> storage;
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};
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struct ListValue {
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array<Value> storage;
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};
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