Android CursorTransformer for flexjson

CursorTransformer.java

import android.database.Cursor;
import flexjson.JSONContext;
import flexjson.Path;
import flexjson.TypeContext;
import flexjson.transformer.AbstractTransformer;
import flexjson.transformer.TransformerWrapper;

public class CursorTransformer extends AbstractTransformer {

	public void transform(Object object) {
		JSONContext context = getContext();
		Path path = context.getPath();
		Cursor value = (Cursor) object;
		TypeContext typeArrayContext = getContext().writeOpenArray();
		while (value.moveToNext()) {
			if (!typeArrayContext.isFirst()){
				getContext().writeComma();
			} else {
				typeArrayContext.setFirst(false);
			}
			TypeContext typeContext = getContext().writeOpenObject();
			for (String key : value.getColumnNames()) {
				path.enqueue(key != null ? key : null);
				if ((context.isIncluded(key != null ? key.toString()
								: null, value.getString(value
								.getColumnIndex(key))))) {
					TransformerWrapper transformer = (TransformerWrapper) context
							.getTransformer(value.getString(value
									.getColumnIndex(key)));
					if (!transformer.isInline()) {
						if (!typeContext.isFirst())
							getContext().writeComma();
						typeContext.setFirst(false);
						if (key != null) {
							getContext().writeName(key.toString());
						} else {
							getContext().writeName(null);
						}
					}
					if (key != null) {
						typeContext.setPropertyName(key.toString());
					} else {
						typeContext.setPropertyName(null);
					}
					transformer.transform(value.getString(value
							.getColumnIndex(key)));
				}
				path.pop();
			}
			getContext().writeCloseObject();
		}
		getContext().writeCloseArray();
	}
}

That's pretty cool. I'll have to create a link back here from the flexjson project.