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Merge pull request #5415 from Crazylemon64/serialization_doc
Adds extra documentation for `json_to_object`
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* This will be called after `New` but before `initialize`, so linking and stuff
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* would probably be handled in `initialize`
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*
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* Also, this should only be called by `json_to_object` in persistence.dm - at least
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* Also, this should only be called by `list_to_object` in persistence.dm - at least
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* with current plans - that way it can actually initialize the type from the list
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*/
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/datum/proc/deserialize(var/list/data)
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..()
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/*
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Whoops, forgot to put documentation here.
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What this does, is take a JSON string produced by running
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BYOND's native `json_encode` on a list from `serialize` above, and
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turns that string into a new instance of that object.
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You can also easily get an instance of this string by calling "Serialize Marked Datum"
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in the "Debug" tab.
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If you're clever, you can do neat things with SDQL and this, though be careful -
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some objects, like humans, are dependent that certain extra things are defined
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in their list
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*/
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/proc/json_to_object(var/json_data, var/loc)
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var/data = json_decode(json_data)
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return list_to_object(data, loc)
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