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=={{header|Caché ObjectScript}}==

<lang cos>Class Serialize.Employee Extends %SerialObject
{

Method %OnNew(ByRef pId As %Integer = 0, pDepartment As %String, pName As %String) As %Status
{
Do ..IDSet(pId)
Set pId=pId+1
Do ..DepartmentSet(pDepartment)
Do ..NameSet(pName)
Quit $$$OK
}

Method Print()
{
Write "[", ..%ClassName(), "]", !
Write "- ID: "_..IDGet(), !
Write "- Name: "_..NameGet(), !
Write "- Department: "_..DepartmentGet(), !
Quit
}

Property ID As %Integer [ Private ];
Property Name As %String [ Private ];
Property Department As %String [ Private ];

}</lang>

<lang cos>Class Serialize.Worker Extends Employee
{

Method HourlyPaySet(pHourlyPay As %Numeric) As %Status [ ServerOnly = 1 ]
{
Set i%HourlyPay=$Select(pHourlyPay<0: 0, 1: pHourlyPay)
Quit $$$OK
}

Method %OnNew(ByRef pId As %Integer = 0, pDepartment As %String, pName As %String, pHourlyPay As %Numeric) As %Status
{
Do ..HourlyPaySet(pHourlyPay)
Quit ##super(.pId, pDepartment, pName)
}

Method Print()
{
Do ##super()
Write "- Hourly Pay: ", $FNumber(..HourlyPayGet(), ",", 2), !
Quit
}

Property HourlyPay As %Numeric [ Private ];

}</lang>

<lang cos>Class Serialize.Example Extends %SerialObject
{

ClassMethod Main()
{
Do ..Save("/temp/objects.dat")
Do ..Load("/temp/objects.dat")
Quit
}

ClassMethod Save(pFilename As %String)
{
// creating objects of base class
Set emp1 = ##class(Employee).%New(.id, "Maintenance", "Fritz Schmalstieg")
Set emp2 = ##class(Employee).%New(.id, "Maintenance", "John Berry")
Set emp3 = ##class(Employee).%New(.id, "Repair", "Pawel Lichatschow")
Set emp4 = ##class(Employee).%New(.id, "IT", "Marian Niculescu")
// creating objects of derived class
Set worker1 = ##class(Worker).%New(.id, "Maintenance", "Laurent Le Chef", 20)
Set worker2 = ##class(Worker).%New(.id, "IT", "Srinivan Taraman", 55.35)
// put objects into collections
Set example = ..%New()
Set sc = example.Employees.Insert(emp1)
Set sc = example.Employees.Insert(emp2)
Set sc = example.Employees.Insert(emp3)
Set sc = example.Employees.Insert(emp4)
Set sc = example.Workers.Insert(worker1)
Set sc = example.Workers.Insert(worker2)
// serialize the data and save to a file
Set sc=example.%GetSwizzleObject(,.oid)
Set fs=##class(%Stream.FileBinary).%New()
Set fs.Filename=pFilename
Set sc=fs.Write(oid)
Set sc=fs.%Save()
Quit
}

ClassMethod Load(pFilename As %String)
{
// read serialized data from file
Set fs=##class(%Stream.FileBinary).%New()
Set fs.Filename=pFilename
Set oid=fs.Read(.len, .sc)
// open the example object
Set example = ..%Open(oid,, .sc)
Do example.Employees.GetAt(1).Print()
Do example.Employees.GetAt(3).Print()
Do example.Workers.GetAt(2).Print()
Quit
}

Property Employees As list Of Employee;
Property Workers As list Of Worker;

}</lang>

{{out|Examples}}

<pre>
USER>Do ##class(Serialize.Example).Main()
[Employee]
- ID: 0
- Name: Fritz Schmalstieg
- Department: Maintenance
[Employee]
- ID: 2
- Name: Pawel Lichatschow
- Department: Repair
[Worker]
- ID: 5
- Name: Srinivan Taraman
- Department: IT
- Hourly Pay: 55.35
</pre>


=={{header|Common Lisp}}==
=={{header|Common Lisp}}==