I found
stonProcessSubObjects: block
"Execute block to (potentially) change each of my subObjects.
In general, all instance and indexable variables are processed.
Overwrite when necessary. Not used when #stonContainSubObjects returns
false."
1 to: self class instSize do: [ :each |
self instVarAt: each put: (block value: (self instVarAt: each))
].
(self class isVariable and: [ self class isBytes not ])
ifTrue: [
1 to: self basicSize do: [ :each |
self basicAt: each put: (block value: (self
basicAt: each)) ] ]
but I could not really get how to use it and if it was at the moment of
writing.
So I will patch my model but to me it defeats the purpose of serialization.
Either we can serialize everything or we can transform to that we can fall back
on the stable part.
Forcing clients to prepare the objects to serialize is always possible but less
satisfactory.
Because I will have to do it twice. to save
from sorted to ordered
save
from ordered to sorted
and on load
from ordered to sorted.
S
