Serializer Class Reference

Inheritance diagram for Serializer:

Protected Member Functions
void	Serializer ()
void	~Serializer ()

Detailed Description

Serialization general interface.

Serializer API works with:

• primitive types: int, float, string, bool, vector
• dynamic containers: array, set, map
• static arrays
• complex types: classes

Note

Serializer provides deep serialization (it serialize class memebers and their members etc). To avoid serialization of certain class variable, use NonSerialized attribute.

Usage:

class MyData
{
    int m_id;
    map<string, float> m_values;
 
    [NonSerialized()]
    string m_dbg; // I don't want to serialize this variable
}
 
void Serialize(Serializer s)
{
    int statArray[4] = {6,9,2,3};
    array<int> dynArray = {8,5,6,4};
    MyData data = new MyData();
 
    data.m_id = 965;
    data.m_values = map<string, float>;
    data.m_values.Insert("value1", 5.98);
    data.m_values.Insert("value2", 4.36);
 
    s.Write(10);
    s.Write("Hello");
    s.Write(statArray);
    s.Write(dynArray);
    s.Write(data);
}
 
void Deserialize(Serializer s)
{
    int statArray[4];
    array<int> dynArray;
    MyData data;
    int someInt;
    string someString;
 
    s.Read(someInt);
    s.Read(someString);
    s.Read(statArray);
    s.Read(dynArray);
    s.Read(data);
}

Definition at line 58 of file Serializer.c.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Serializer()

void Serializer::Serializer ( )

inlineprotected

Definition at line 63 of file Serializer.c.

~Serializer()

void Serializer::~Serializer ( )

inlineprotected

Definition at line 64 of file Serializer.c.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• scripts/Core/proto/Serializer.c