Visual studio 2015 update3 true != TRUE

[alessiodallapiazza]

Good evening,
I was playing with this fantastic project and while using the function value for getting a result from a json file I met an exception.
The problem is that the visual studio TRUE is not used as the same true.
My JSON file:

{
    "ok": true
}

The error is when I use the value function with TRUE instead of true.

if (j.value("ok",false)) // WORKS

if (j.value("ok",FALSE)) // EXCEPTION

Some reference:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/830067/when-should-bool-and-bool-be-used-in-c

[gregmarr]

This is because FALSE is an integer type, and you're using it to ask for a boolean value. They're not compatible. When using the value function like that, you need to provide a default of a compatible type.

[alessiodallapiazza]

Thank you, usually on windows I use the "windows" boolean.
It is just ugly on the code seen false and FALSE on the code.

[gregmarr]

I agree, it's too bad that FALSE is the wrong type for this. Unfortunately, changing the type of FALSE would probably break too many things.

[alessiodallapiazza]

Thank you for your support.