Andy Liu wrote:
However, somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think you can update individual ArrayFile entries once they've been written. So while you're looping over each ParseData entry, you can write your updated ParseData objects to a temporary ArrayFile and replace it with the old one when you're done.
Yes, that's correct. Currently the only place where one can add some custom data without changing the core classes (Content, ParseData, ParseText) would be the metadata attributes. There are actually two metadata collections - one at the protocol level (Content.metadata) and the other at parse level (ParseData.metadata).
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