gnysek
Member
With 2.3+, there's easy option to save/load struct, using
I was searching in manual for a way to save and load struct like this, so I can still use functions (especially static ones) after load, but I came with nothing.
So, my general idea to load struct in a way I mentioned is:
- create new struct using
- load saved struct from file using j
- get sorted list of properties of both structs using
- iterate over array got from
As long as there's no multi-level structs that doesn't sounds hard, but maybe you know better (and safe) solution?
json_stringify()
and json_parse()
. That however saves only normal struct, not those created using new
keyword from constructor
functions (they will be converted to normal struct too), so I can't later use instanceof
on them.I was searching in manual for a way to save and load struct like this, so I can still use functions (especially static ones) after load, but I came with nothing.
So, my general idea to load struct in a way I mentioned is:
- create new struct using
new something()
- load saved struct from file using j
son_parse()
- get sorted list of properties of both structs using
variable_struct_get_names()
and compare, if both have same number of them- iterate over array got from
variable_struct_get_names
to copy variables from loaded struct to struct object - this will also prevent overriding functions and statics with tampered data (I'm thinking about comparing variable types too).As long as there's no multi-level structs that doesn't sounds hard, but maybe you know better (and safe) solution?