On Tue, Mar 5, 2019 at 1:42 PM Konrad Hinsen <konrad.hinsen@fastmail.net> wrote:
Hi everyone,

does anyone here have some experience with Fuel?

Its Web site says "It can serialize/materialize not only plain objects
but also classes, traits, methods, closures, contexts, packages,
etc.". So I should be able to serialize a class somehow, right?

But classes are by default treated as global objects, even if they
aren't. The class I want to serialize is created by
newAnonymousSubclass. And yet, Fuel only stores its name in the output
file.

The documentation describes considerGlobal: which does the opposite of
what I want. So my question is: how can I tell Fuel *not* to consider a
class as global?

Konrad.


Yes, that's the "default" behavior. To fully serialize classes you need FuelMetalevel packages. This brings a new visitors and mappers to allow you to fully serialize methods, classes, contexts, etc.��
I am sorry but I couldn't remember where the docs about that were. You may want to at least take a look to the packages and their tests.��

Best,��


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