RESTProcess methods now return a RESTProcess object, rather than a buffer, to better support reference returns and chained function calls.

Author: highperformancecoder

RESTProcessExample/RESTProcessExample.cc

@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ int main()
               if (!t.empty())
                 read(t,jin);
               cout << toREST(cmd) <<"=>";
-              write(registry.process(cmd, jin),cout,json5_parser::remove_trailing_zeros);
+              write(registry.process(cmd, jin)->asBuffer(),cout,json5_parser::remove_trailing_zeros);
               cout << endl;
             }
           catch (const std::exception& ex)

RESTProcessExample/SimpleBufferExample.cc

@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ int main()
                 read(t,jin);
               cout << toREST(cmd) <<"=>";
               SimpleBuffer args(jin);
-              auto ret=boost::apply_visitor(ToJsonVisitor(), registry.process(cmd, args));
+              auto ret=boost::apply_visitor(ToJsonVisitor(), registry.process(cmd, args)->asBuffer());
               write(ret,cout,json5_parser::remove_trailing_zeros);
               cout << endl;
             }