The API provides interfaces that will let you enumerate class properties and obtain all the information you need.

Regards,

Andreas

Oh, I forgot to mention how you might go about to deserialize a script object from an XML file.

To deserialize the object you first need to create the object instance while bypassing the class constructor (so that it doesn't cause any unwanted side-effects). You can do this by calling the engine's CreateUninitializedScriptObject method. Once you've done that you use the methods from the Reflection article mentioned before to enumerate and set the value of each of the object's properties.

The biggest problem you'll face when implementing the serialization is to determine how to deal with reference to other objects, e.g. should the other object also be fully serialized, or should you just serialize a token that will let you find the same reference when deserializing? That will depend very much on the structure of your application, so it can't be answered uniquely.