CPAN::Groonga

sv_undef;
    }

    PUTBACK;
    FREETMPS;
    LEAVE;

    return ret;
}

static inline SV* _get_json_pointer_sv (pTHX_ SV** stack, unsigned stack_idx) {
    AV* pointer = newAV();

    for (unsigned

ointer_ar = newRV_noinc( (SV*) pointer );

    return _call_pv_scalar_1_1(aTHX_ "TOML::XS::_BUILD_JSON_POINTER", pointer_ar);
}

toml_table_t* _get_toml_table_from_sv(pTHX_ SV *self_sv) {
    SV *refe

len-1) {

        SV* jsonpointer = _get_json_pointer_sv(aTHX_ stack, stack_idx);

        SV* errsv = newSVpvf("Cannot descend into non-container! (JSON pointer: %" SVf ")", jsonpointer);
        cro

racter> strings.

As of now thrown exceptions are simple character strings
that include, where relevant, a
L<JSON pointer|https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6901> to the problematic
data point.

=cut

1;

.

=back

=head1 NOTE ON CHARACTER DECODING

This library mimics the default behaviour of popular JSON modules:
the TOML input to the parser is expected to be a byte string, while the
strings that the

ointer {
    my ($msg, $path_ar) = @_;

    die sprintf( "%s (JSON pointer: %s)", $msg, _BUILD_JSON_POINTER($path_ar) );
}

sub _BUILD_JSON_POINTER {
    my $pieces_ar = shift;

    my @pieces =  @$pi