Am 27.04.2013 14:05, schrieb Jean-Michel Caricand:
> Le 27/04/2013 10:53, Tommi Mäkitalo a écrit :
>
...
OK - hats another case. In that case it is OK to use SerializationInfo.
As far as I understand, your code works as you expect. So I can just
give you some hints how to ease the use of SerializationInfo.
There are some convenience stuff, you may want to use.
si.getMember(std::string) returns the member or if the member does not
exists, it throws an exception.
The template member:
template <typename T> bool SerializationInfo::getMember(std::string, T& v)
is a helper, which fills the passed reference if the member is found and
returns true. If the member does not exist, false is returned. So
instead of using findMember, you can write:
cxxtools::SerializationInfo si_b;
if (si.getMember("b", si_b))
{
...
If you just want to check, if a member exists like you do with "e", you
can write:
if (si.findMember("e"))
Which again saves some code.
Tommi
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