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Return result with a
reference to the underlying string.
boost::system::result<string& > try_as_string() noexcept;
If is_string()
is true, the result contains
a reference to the underlying string, otherwise it contains
an error_code.
The return value can be used in both a boolean context and to assign a variable:
if( auto r = jv.try_as_string() ) return *r;
But can also be used to throw an exception on error:
return jv.try_as_string().value();
Constant.
No-throw guarantee.