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Watching a graph of objects for bytes requirements of it's members

Hello
I have a complex graph object to serialize... I serialised it and I got 1.1
Mbytes file

Now, I need to shrink this file... seems quite big...
I want to have a watch on each object member serialised and see how many
bites it takes.
Is this possible somehow?

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Crirus

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