Hi
I've pasted a snippet of code that serialises an object (a vector
containing a tuple) to JSON format, then loads it back into memory.
http://paste.factorcode.org/paste?id=3028
When loading JSON representation into memory instantiates a hashtable,
which I then convert into a tuple using the word hashtable>cd
My questions:
1. I'm using first4 to retrieve the members of the tuple from the JSON
representation, placing them on the stack, so they can form an input to
boa. How would I retrieve an *arbitrary* number of slots onto the stack?
(i.e. For objects have e.g. 10, 15 or 50... slots.)
2. What I'm doing seems pretty kack-handed. What generic understanding of
reflection and/or core words have I not yet discovered, which would
contribute to implementing a more generic function?
3. Is there a Factor library providing a more direct serialisation format
than JSON?
Loryn Jenkins
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