With current approach I'm not even sure such "generic" procedure is needed. Each generic lists has its own simple read/write procedure and therefore it's much easier to handle reading and writing, together with more modular code. So, let's move this issue to "later". If it'd be easier to write large composite objects through this interface - good, if not - delete the whole code chunks and forget about them.
With current approach I'm not even sure such "generic" procedure is needed. Each generic lists has its own simple read/write procedure and therefore it's much easier to handle reading and writing, together with more modular code. So, let's move this issue to "later". If it'd be easier to write large composite objects through this interface - good, if not - delete the whole code chunks and forget about them.