pink wrote:
> I've used "LSON" in the past and had issues. Not with save files, but
> with socket transmission...
>
> I may play around a bit and see how things go
LSON is binary, so set headers accordingly. When in doubt, base64.
I have two systems that use LSON almost exclusively to move data back
and forth between the client and server. It's a great format, almost
like BSON but simpler, and more compact than JSON. Too bad LC is the
only program that uses it. But when you have LC on both ends, it's
pretty sweet.
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
Software Design and Development for the Desktop, Mobile, and the Web
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