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How do I write a class to disk?
Excellent suggestions. IonFilipski, I'll look into the TPersistent first. onrdbandit, I especially like number 3. I could definately have parallell TStringLists and save them to disk as my "compiled version" of the ini. Fortunately, my data structure is something like: Data01 = fish...- forcers
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- Forum: Embarcadero: C++Builder
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How do I write a class to disk?
The data is customizable, so hard-coding is not an option. I do the customization via and form and maintain the ini file. When the user changes it, I need to read it in, and then store it as a disk object. Think of the ini file as a source code and the populated classes as the "compiled...- forcers
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- Forum: Embarcadero: C++Builder
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How do I write a class to disk?
I have my own class defined. It contains some primatives, but also a couple of methods and some arrays of DynamicArrays (e.g., DynamicArray<AnsiString>[10]). I populate this class at startup from an ini file (a large ini file) via TIniFile. Once populated, I want to be able to store the...- forcers
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- Forum: Embarcadero: C++Builder
