I use cereal to load and save a particular data type, let's say "class T1 { int a; int b;};"
The json file is something like:
```
{
...
...
"10" : {
...
"a" : "100",
"b" : "200",
....
}
...
}
```
I use the deserializer:
cereal::JSONInputArchive *my_file = ....;
*my_file >> cereal::make_nvp(std::to_string(i), t1);
```cpp
template<class Archive>
load(Archive &ar, T1 &t1, std::uint32_t const version)
{
....
ar(CEREAL_NVP(a));
ar(CEREAL_NVP(b));
....
}
```
I wish to have another deserializer that only deserializes b and skips everything else.
```cpp
template<class Archive>
load(Archive &ar, T1 &t1, std::uint32_t const version)
{
ar(CEREAL_NVP(b));
}
```
How do I do this ?
My real use-case type T1 has hundreds/thousands of variables and hence I can't afford to deserialize everything.