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Re: Converting from Storable to YAMLby gnosti (Pilgrim) |
| on Jan 23, 2011 at 07:28 UTC ( #883751=note: print w/ replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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If you're emphasizing extremely simple, I'd suggest looking at YAML::Tiny possibly via YAML::Any to allow for more capable backends in future. I like YAML for serializing program state because I can read the output for debugging. Program users can send me their state files, and occasionally debug for themselves. YAML::Tiny, like JSON, cannot handle circular data structures, objects, or code references. That may constrain how you write your code. I ended up writing my own serializing code that converts objects to hashes with a 'class' field that YAML::Tiny can handle.
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