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First object serialized

March 08, 2006
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Finally I managed to got enough of the serialization working to store and load my first object - a Tuple3 derived class. Now I “just” need to support generic handles. Here you can see a quick example - I create a Vector3f which stores/reads its three member variables in the archive. After that, I reset the archive by closing it and opening it for reading. Then I serialize the contents of the archive back into a fresh new vector.

Vector3f testv(1,2,3), testr;
MemoryArchive b;
b.setMode (IArchive::WRITE);
b & testv; // from testv into b
b.setMode (IArchive::CLOSED);
b.setMode (IArchive::READ);
b & testr; // from b to testr
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