Robert Ramey skrev:
So,
a) You could mark anything primitive. b) In binary archives it will still work just by copying/restoring the bitstream c) In text based archives it will work if and only if there are stream << and >> operators for the type.
But there's a problem here and I don't know how to fix it... I use the xml archive format and tried to define operators << and >> (non-intrusively) and saving the archive for my juce::String works fine, however, loading doesn't work. Say that the tag looks like this in my saved xml file: <MyTestValue>Yo, this is the test value!</MyTestValue> When loading it, my variable gets the value "Yo, this is the test value!</MyTestValue>" instead of the value between start and end tag, and the whole load process then crashes of course. How is the std::string/std::wstring handled since they obviously are saved/loaded correctly? /R