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cJSON_CreateConfig: Don't allow configuration, always use default

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Max Bruckner
2018-02-03 03:49:00 +01:00
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@@ -141,39 +141,19 @@ then using the CJSON_API_VISIBILITY flag to "export" the same symbols the way CJ
/* returns the version of cJSON as a string */
CJSON_PUBLIC(const char*) cJSON_Version(void);
/* Create a configuration object that can be passed to several functions
* to configure their behavior.
* A configuration is given in JSON form (case sensitive) and can optionally contain any
* of the following options:
* - buffer_size: number of bytes that the printbuffer should be initially
* - format: boolean that indicates if the output should be formatted
* - case_sensitive: boolean that indicates if object keys should be considered case_sensitive
* - allow_data_after_json: boolean that indicates if parsing succeeds if the JSON in the
* input is followed by non JSON data
*
*
* If NULL is passed to a function that expects an object of type cJSON_Configuration,
* the following default configuration is used:
* {
* "format": true,
* "case_sensitive": true,
* "allow_data_after_json": true
* }
/*
* Create a configuration object that can be passed to several functions
* to configure their behavior. It will be set to the default values initially, they
* can be changed later.
*
* A cJSON_Configuration object is dynamically allocated and you are responsible to free it
* after use.
*
* If allocators is a NULL pointer, the global default allocators are used (the one that is set
* by cJSON_InitHooks, malloc/free by default).
* The allocator is automatically attached to the configuration, so it will be used by functions
* that the configuration is passed to. This can be changed later with
* cJSON_ConfigurationChangeAllocator.
* If allocators is a NULL pointer, malloc and free are used.
*
* allocator_userdata can be used to pass custom data to your allocator. It also gets attached to
* the configuration automatically. This can later be changed with
* cJSON_ConfigurationChangeUserdata.
* allocator_userdata can be used to pass custom data to your allocator (e.g. for pool allocators).
* */
CJSON_PUBLIC(cJSON_Configuration) cJSON_CreateConfiguration(const cJSON * const json, const cJSON_Allocators * const allocators, void *allocator_userdata);
CJSON_PUBLIC(cJSON_Configuration) cJSON_CreateConfiguration(const cJSON_Allocators * const allocators, void *allocator_userdata);
/* Change the allocators of a cJSON_Configuration and reset the userdata */
CJSON_PUBLIC(cJSON_Configuration) cJSON_ConfigurationChangeAllocators(cJSON_Configuration configuration, const cJSON_Allocators allocators);
/* Change the allocator userdata attached to a cJSON_Configuration */