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Quote: refer to 1st floor VisualEleven response:

How can you use the vector? Vector ?????
Out the traverse the vector data, and write files ~
For (vector : : const_iterator iter=vec. The begin (); iter !=vec. End (); + + iter)
{
//...
}

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Five main steps are required to make a class serializable. They are listed below and explained in the following sections:

Deriving your a class from CObject (or from some class derived from CObject).

Overriding the Serialize member function.

Using the DECLARE_SERIAL macro in the class declaration.

Defining a constructor that takes no arguments.

Using the IMPLEMENT_SERIAL macro in the implementation file for the class.

If you call the Serialize directly rather than through the & gt; & gt; and


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