Nested array elements?

[robomac]

The JSON is of the general form of:
{ "foos":[ { "fooName":"name", "bars" : [ {"barName":"some other name", "barValue": "value of bar"}, {"barName":"second other name", "barValue": "second value of bar"} ]} ] }

I can iterate through foo with fooName via:
$items = Items::fromFile($jsonfname, ['pointer' => '/foos']);
But while bars is listed, it is an empty stdClass.

I tried, per the docs,
$items = Items::fromFile($jsonfname, ['pointer' => ['/foos','/foos/bars']]);
which gave the error:

JsonMachine Exception InvalidArgumentException 10.48.25
JSON Pointers must not intersect. At least these two do: '/foos/bars', '/foos'

How can I get /foos/bars fully resolved/filled-in?

Thanks

(Note: Seems related to #36 but I don't see what that resolution was.)

[robomac]

With a few more hours of experiementation, the answer appears to be... another foreach loop...
$items = Items::fromFile($jsonfname, ['pointer' => '/foos']); foreach ($items as $key => $data) { foreach ($data->bars as $bar) { ... use bar here....

[halaxa]

If a nested foreach works for you memory-wise, it's the best solution.

[halaxa]

#36 was merged and released. See Recursive iteration in readme.