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From: troy d. straszheim (troy_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-01-17 14:40:28
Robert Ramey wrote:
> I have had requests for this from time to time. Indeed, I have interest
> myself. However, authors of boost::variant havn't shown an interest in doing
> this.
> So I would suggest:
I think I've got these covered:
> a) Make sure it has a test. Ideally it should be in the same form as the
> other serialization tests so it can be just "dropped in" to the current test
> setup.
Naturally. I started with one of the serialization tests, it gets run 5
times on the 5 different types of archive like the others.
> b) Make a simple html page to describe any "gotchas" (if any) or other
> quirks one has to be aware of.
Far as I can see, there really aren't any gotchas, it just serializes
variants.
> c) Prepare to receive lots of advice on how you "should" have done it.
Sure, I'd be glad to modify it to please the hordes, but I take neither
credit nor blame, yet, it is from message
news://news.gmane.org:119/co291u$68j1@sea.gmane.org
Thread title "Serializing a variant", in which Richard Peters says:
> The code in the previous posting gives a general solution for serializing a
> variant, so that there is no need to make an ad-hoc serializer for every
> different variant.
-t
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