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I have a program that is trying to use YAML to save out its data,
without much success.
In the program, several of the classes have cyclic dependancies.
To be more specific, the program deals with "rooms" and "connections"
between the rooms, with each room and connection being represented as a
class.
Each room has up to 8 possible connections and each connection
contains, in turn, a reference to each of the two rooms it connects.
When YAML saves out its data for extremely simple graphs (2 or 3 rooms
interconnected), YAML spits out everything fine, and handles the cyclic
connections using ids to represent the same objects.
Problem seems to be that this is not working appropiately as the graph
grows in complexity (even 16 or so rooms can create issues). YAML just
hangs when saving out the file or, at least, it takes exponentially
much, much, much longer to save the scene (I'm taking minutes vs. less
than a second for the 3 rooms).
Is this how it should be? It seems like a bug in the YAML library to
me.
without much success.
In the program, several of the classes have cyclic dependancies.
To be more specific, the program deals with "rooms" and "connections"
between the rooms, with each room and connection being represented as a
class.
Each room has up to 8 possible connections and each connection
contains, in turn, a reference to each of the two rooms it connects.
When YAML saves out its data for extremely simple graphs (2 or 3 rooms
interconnected), YAML spits out everything fine, and handles the cyclic
connections using ids to represent the same objects.
Problem seems to be that this is not working appropiately as the graph
grows in complexity (even 16 or so rooms can create issues). YAML just
hangs when saving out the file or, at least, it takes exponentially
much, much, much longer to save the scene (I'm taking minutes vs. less
than a second for the 3 rooms).
Is this how it should be? It seems like a bug in the YAML library to
me.