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			| Re: Value and Serialize [message #8890 is a reply to message #8868] | 
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						mubeta
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		Yes, in fact I use the Vector<Value> for generic array of many data. Can be integer, double, string, etc. 
 
Note that I found an "fast2 solution for my problem: 
in Core/Value.cpp file, Value::Serialize(), after 
 
if(s.IsLoading()) { 
  s / type; 
 
I have added a new line: 
 
if(type == 7) type = 8; 
 
I fix my problem with this, but I don't know very well why in the past the serialization of the "Value" data, is stored as type "VALUE_V" and now, after compiling with irc2, the same type is stored as type "WSTRING_V". 
 
I give a fast look around the Pack() functions in Core/Stream files, but without understand as well how the string of serialization is created, so I don't understant if the different number in the serialization result come from a bug in the "Value" or "Stream" code. Or, otherwise, in some my problems. 
 
Mauro Bottizzo. 
		
		
		
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