code: def deparse(self):
          
  
          # Data to return.
          result = {
              "begin": {
                  "global":   {},
                  "var":      {},
                  "sub":      {},
                  "person":   {},
                  "array":    {},
                  "triggers": [],
              },
              "topics":  {},
          }
  
          # Populate the config fields.
          if self._debug:
              result["begin"]["global"]["debug"] = self._debug
          if self._depth != 50:
              result["begin"]["global"]["depth"] = 50
  
          # Definitions
          result["begin"]["var"]    = self._var.copy()
          result["begin"]["sub"]    = self._sub.copy()
          result["begin"]["person"] = self._person.copy()
          result["begin"]["array"]  = self._array.copy()
          result["begin"]["global"].update(self._global.copy())
  
          # Topic Triggers.
          for topic in self._topics:
              dest = None  # Where to place the topic info
  
              if topic == "__begin__":
                  # Begin block.
                  dest = result["begin"]
              else:
                  # Normal topic.
                  if topic not in result["topics"]:
                      result["topics"][topic] = {
                          "triggers": [],
                          "includes": {},
                          "inherits": {},
                      }
                  dest = result["topics"][topic]
  
              # Copy the triggers.
              for trig in self._topics[topic]:
                  dest["triggers"].append(copy.deepcopy(trig))
  
              # Inherits/Includes.
              for label, mapping in {"inherits": self._lineage, "includes": self._includes}.items():
                  if topic in mapping and len(mapping[topic]):
                      dest[label] = mapping[topic].copy()
  
          return result
docs: Dump the in-memory RiveScript brain as a Python data structure.
  
          This would be useful, for example, to develop a user interface for
          editing RiveScript replies without having to edit the RiveScript
          source code directly.
  
          :return dict: JSON-serializable Python data structure containing the
              contents of all RiveScript replies currently loaded in memory.