# mcorest_api_json_read_*

### For an overview see page Web Services

The following table lists the functions used to read JSON data from the web service caller. Please use the links to view detailed descriptions and examples:

mcorest_api_json_read_start() | Starts reading JSON data from a stream
mcorest_api_json_read_finish() | Finishes reading JSON data from the stream
mcorest_api_json_read_next_token() | Retrieve the type of the next token in the JSON stream
mcorest_api_json_read_object_begin() | Begin reading a JSON object
mcorest_api_json_read_object_end() | Finish reading the JSON object
mcorest_api_json_read_array_begin() | Begin reading a JSON array
mcorest_api_json_read_array_end() | Finish reading the JSON array
mcorest_api_json_read_string() | Read a quoted string from the input stream
mcorest_api_json_read_numeric() | Reads a numeric value as a string from the input stream
mcorest_api_json_numeric_is_integer() | Returns a non-zero value if `str` contains an integer number
mcorest_api_json_numeric_as_long() | Convert a numeric JSON value to a `long`
mcorest_api_json_numeric_as_i64() | Convert a numeric JSON value to a 64-bit integer
mcorest_api_json_numeric_as_double() | Convert a numeric JSON value to a double
mcorest_api_json_read_long() | Read a numeric JSON value and convert it to a `long`
mcorest_api_json_read_i64() | Read a numeric JSON value and convert it to a 64 bit integer
mcorest_api_json_read_double() | Read a numeric JSON value and convert it to a `double`