El Domingo 23 Marzo 2008 22:08:17 Jeff Garland escribió:
I'm reviewing them (as are others listening here) and really suggest they listen to you :-) I was actually unaware of the object graph limitations in JSON. Of course it turns out there's at least one proposal to fix these problems:
http://www.jspon.org/?mode=html&noscript=true
Or the project could specify limitations to the types that can be serialized in the archive. That's up to the students to propose...
Yep, on the other hand YAML doesn't have these limitations. Actually it supports class versioning (well, sort of) and object referencing (with "&") out of the box. Although it hasn't been discussed earlier, can I propose a YAML archive for Boost.serialization? The only problem I see is that there's no Boost.Spirit parser for YAML and its syntax is more complex than the JSON one. However, there's an official implementation in C [1], used by all the existing YAML parsers. But I guess a Spirit-based parser is nicer. Cheers. 1 - http://pyyaml.org/wiki/LibYAML