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  1. May 27th, 2004, 05:52 PM #1
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    Yet another class question... ugh

    Hi Every1,

    I have several classes that I would like to be able to serialize/deserialize directly from the class...

    The serialization part works just fine, but I find that when I attempt to implement some deserialization stuff I get a huge block at the point where I have to set the object equal to the deserialized object...

    any ideas on the syntax or methodology for this?

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    Well, I got a workaround on this one...

    Because my class is a collection (guess I should have mentioned that), I just created a temp object cleared my items and added a new item for each of the ones found in my temp object...

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