That is already provided, you should implement SQOne class>>#stonName ^ #OneChoice Apart from that I would also use STON class>>#toStringPretty: or #prettyPrint: true on a writer, if the target audience are humans.

On 20 Feb 2019, at 11:00, ducasse <stepharo@netcourrier.com> wrote:

Hi

I would like to use STON to save objects that non programmer will edit. From that perspective I would like to be able to have a different class name than the one in the implementation.

For example instead of

'SQOne{#question:''Where do developers typically write the Pharo syntax?'',#choices:[''a stamp'',''an envelop'',''a postcard''],#solution:3,#explanation:''It is common to say that the Pharo syntax fits on a postcard.’'}

having

‘OneChoice{#question:''Where do developers typically write the Pharo syntax?'',#choices:[''a stamp'',''an envelop'',''a postcard''],#solution:3,#explanation:''It is common to say that the Pharo syntax fits on a postcard.’'}

I’m wondering if - there are hooks for that in STON so that I can inject a map. I look super fast at the doc and browsing the code and I could not find them. - if someone build such kind of layers on top of STON

Stef