Simon Fell > Its just code : Saturday, January 18, 2003

Simon Fell > Its just code

Saturday, January 18, 2003

evolved Drew has some answers to my serialization question. Thanks Drew!.
< 3:22:23 PM  # > New Order - Age of Consent (from BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert [2000])
Peace March Is currently working its way up Market Street, its packed to the gills, the diverted traffic trying to get up and down Mission St is pretty much gridlocked. If you have plans to drive downtown this afternoon, forget it!.
< 12:03:48 PM  # > New Order - Bizarre Love Triangle (from BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert [2000])
evolution So I'm sure I've read how to do this somewhere (perhaps in Ingo's book ?) but I have a .NET struct that has the [Serializable] attribute applied to it, and have a bunch of them serialized to a disk file. Now I want to revise the struct by adding a new field, how do I control the deserialization process that I restore my existing serialized data into the new format structs ? Back in the days where I used to implement IPersistStream by hand, I always had a version # in the serialized stream, so that the deserialization code could rev old formats upto the current format.
< 10:13:09 AM  # > New Order - Your Silent Face (from BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert [2000])
Huminity Playing with Huminity this morning, what i'd like to be able to do though is say these two different email addresses are actually the same person. Is this based on FOAF ?
< 10:07:46 AM  # > New Order - True Faith (from BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert [2000])