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///@name Binary serialization of the shape. Note that this saves the 'cooked' shape in a format which will not be backwards compatible for newer library versions.
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/// In this case you need to recreate the shape from the ShapeSettings object and save it again. The user is expected to call SaveBinaryState followed by SaveMaterialState and SaveSubShapeState.
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/// The stream should be stored as is and the material and shape list should be saved using the applications own serialization system (e.g. by assigning an ID to each pointer).
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- /// When restoring data, call sRestoreFromBinararyState to get the shape and then call RestoreMaterialState and RestoreSubShapeState to restore the pointers to the external objects.
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+ /// When restoring data, call sRestoreFromBinaryState to get the shape and then call RestoreMaterialState and RestoreSubShapeState to restore the pointers to the external objects.
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+ /// Alternatively you can use SaveWithChildren and sRestoreWithChildren to save and restore the shape and all its child shapes and materials in a single stream.
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///@{
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/// Saves the contents of the shape in binary form to inStream.
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Jorrit Rouwe