@increpare DataContractSerializer + flatten your arrays or make them jagged.
.NET's built in serialization libs suck (binary stuff's brittle, xml can't do multidimensional arrays, both cruddy). Boilerplate ahoy :S
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@yezolotko at which point it's as easy to write my own serialization. I don't want peripheral I/O code to determine my data structures. - 2 more replies
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@increpare Also, I like JSON about a million times more than XML. -
@weeble my current save file specification is way superior to either, because it works :Dpic.twitter.com/9qlU0ADHFH
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@increpare How about JSON dot net? Only used it a bit, but it requires very little boilerplate and multi-d arrays are listed as a feature. -
@weeble Just knuckled down for an excruciating couple of hours and have my own input/output stuff done. Better than wasting time w/ libs. - 1 more reply
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@increpare we use the sharpserializer lib (let's you easily switch between xml & 2 diff binary modes, 1 for memory size & 1 for load speed)Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@increpare It baffles me when I see a serializer without good backwards compatibility support. I built a C++ one; how hard can a C# one be? -
@celluloseman@increpare yeah I ended up doing my own as well for fract, I use JsonFx to actually write the data
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@radiatoryang@increpare well I use it because JSON is so simple, but the library itself was just the first I foundThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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