Minor corrections for sake of completeness:
FUNCTION Serialize( xValue )
SWITCH ValType( xValue )
CASE 'A'
RETURN SerializeArray( xValue )
CASE 'C'
RETURN '"' + xValue + '"'
CASE 'N'
RETURN LTrim( Str( xValue ) )
CASE 'D'
RETURN 'STOD("' + DTOS( xValue ) + '")'
CASE 'L'
RETURN IF( xValue, ".T.", ".F." )
END
Alert( "Unsupported type!" )
RETURN ""
FUNCTION SerializeArray( aArray )
LOCAL sList := "{", xValue
IF Empty( aArray )
RETURN "{}"
ENDIF
FOR EACH xValue IN aArray
sList += Serialize( xValue ) + ","
NEXT
sList[-1] := "}"
RETURN sList
FUNCTION DeSerialize( sValue )
LOCAL sList, sToken, aArray
IF sValue[1] == '{'
sList := SubStr( sValue, 2, Len( sValue ) - 2 )
aArray := {}
FOR EACH sToken IN hb_aTokens( sList, ",", .T. )
aAdd( aArray, DeSerialize( sToken ) )
NEXT
RETURN aArray
ENDIF
RETURN &( sValue )
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