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return val.map( \ o -> transformObj( o, type.TypeParameters.first() ) )
} else {
print( "expected: ${type.Name}, found ${typeof val}" )
return val
}
}
Obviously it needs to be more robust (list handling is very raw, error handling is non-existant, should we commit the db objects to the db up front? If not, how can a user figure out what to commit?) but at least the reflection appears to work reasonably well.
Cheers,
Carson
On Jun 9, 2011, at 8:20 AM, kprevas wrote:
You're right, we don't go more than one level deep. I can look in to this.
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Looking at the code, I don't think we recurse on objects that come in as json members. Some interns at GW were having issues around that.
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