Package VRage.Serialization

Classes
class	BlitCollectionSerializer
	This is not optimal in terms of allocations, but works fine More...
class	BlitSerializer
class	DynamicAttribute
class	DynamicItemAttribute
class	DynamicKeyAttribute
class	DynamicNullableItemAttribute
interface	IAssignableFrom
interface	IDynamicResolver
interface	INetObjectResolver
interface	ISerializer
class	MyFactory
class	MyMemberSerializer
class	MySerializationHelpers
class	MySerializeException
class	MySerializeInfo
class	MySerializer
class	MySerializerArray
class	MySerializerBitReaderWriter
class	MySerializerBool
class	MySerializerColor
class	MySerializerDBNull
class	MySerializerDictionary
class	MySerializerDouble
class	MySerializerEnum
class	MySerializerFloat
class	MySerializerGuid
class	MySerializerHalf
class	MySerializerHashSet
class	MySerializerInt16
class	MySerializerInt32
class	MySerializerInt64
class	MySerializerInt8
class	MySerializerList
class	MySerializerMyStringHash
class	MySerializerNetObject
class	MySerializerNullable
class	MySerializerObject
class	MySerializerQuaternion
class	MySerializerString
class	MySerializerUInt16
class	MySerializerUInt32
class	MySerializerUInt64
class	MySerializerUInt8
class	NoSerializeAttribute
class	NullableAttribute
class	NullableItemAttribute
class	NullableKeyAttribute
class	ProtoSerializer
class	SerializableBoundingSphereD
class	SerializableDictionary
class	SerializableDictionaryCompat
class	SerializableDictionaryHack
class	SerializeAttribute
class	TupleSerializer
	Serializer for empty class, does nothing More...

Enumerations
enum	MyObjectFlags {   MyObjectFlags.None = 0x0, MyObjectFlags.DefaultZero = 0x1, MyObjectFlags.Nullable = 0x1, MyObjectFlags.Dynamic = 0x2,   MyObjectFlags.DefaultValueOrEmpty = 0x4, MyObjectFlags.DynamicDefault = 0x8, MyObjectFlags.None = 0x0, MyObjectFlags.DefaultZero = 0x1,   MyObjectFlags.Nullable = 0x1, MyObjectFlags.Dynamic = 0x2, MyObjectFlags.DefaultValueOrEmpty = 0x4, MyObjectFlags.DynamicDefault = 0x8 }
enum	MySerializeErrorEnum { MySerializeErrorEnum.NullNotAllowed, MySerializeErrorEnum.DynamicNotAllowed }
enum	MyObjectFlags {   MyObjectFlags.None = 0x0, MyObjectFlags.DefaultZero = 0x1, MyObjectFlags.Nullable = 0x1, MyObjectFlags.Dynamic = 0x2,   MyObjectFlags.DefaultValueOrEmpty = 0x4, MyObjectFlags.DynamicDefault = 0x8, MyObjectFlags.None = 0x0, MyObjectFlags.DefaultZero = 0x1,   MyObjectFlags.Nullable = 0x1, MyObjectFlags.Dynamic = 0x2, MyObjectFlags.DefaultValueOrEmpty = 0x4, MyObjectFlags.DynamicDefault = 0x8 }
enum	MyPrimitiveFlags {   MyPrimitiveFlags.None = 0x0, MyPrimitiveFlags.Signed = 0x1, MyPrimitiveFlags.Normalized = 0x2, MyPrimitiveFlags.Variant = 0x4,   MyPrimitiveFlags.VariantSigned = Variant | Signed, MyPrimitiveFlags.Ascii = 0x8, MyPrimitiveFlags.Utf8 = 0x10, MyPrimitiveFlags.FixedPoint8 = 0x20,   MyPrimitiveFlags.FixedPoint16 = 0x40 }
	Primitive flags are passed down the object hierarchy. More...
enum	MySerializeKind { MySerializeKind.Default, MySerializeKind.Key, MySerializeKind.Item }

Enumeration Type Documentation

enum VRage.Serialization.MyObjectFlags

Enumerator
None	No serialization flags
DefaultZero	Do not serialize member when it has default value, null for objects, zeros for structs. In binary streams, bit is written to indicate whether object had a value or not.
Nullable	Alias to default value.
Dynamic	Member can store subclasses of specified type, actual member type will be serialized as well. Valid only on class members (not for value types).
DefaultValueOrEmpty	Applies only to collections. When serializing empty collection (zero element count) it will behave like DefaultValue.
DynamicDefault	Same as dynamic, but stores a bit indicating whether serialized type is different from member type or not. When it's same, type is not serialized. Usefull when some instances have default type.
None	No serialization flags
DefaultZero	Do not serialize member when it has default value, null for objects, zeros for structs. In binary streams, bit is written to indicate whether object had a value or not.
Nullable	Alias to default value.
Dynamic	Member can store subclasses of specified type, actual member type will be serialized as well. Valid only on class members (not for value types).
DefaultValueOrEmpty	Applies only to collections. When serializing empty collection (zero element count) it will behave like DefaultValue.
DynamicDefault	Same as dynamic, but stores a bit indicating whether serialized type is different from member type or not. When it's same, type is not serialized. Usefull when some instances have default type.

Definition at line 9 of file MyObjectFlags.cs.

enum VRage.Serialization.MyObjectFlags

Enumerator
None	No serialization flags
DefaultZero	Do not serialize member when it has default value, null for objects, zeros for structs. In binary streams, bit is written to indicate whether object had a value or not.
Nullable	Alias to default value.
Dynamic	Member can store subclasses of specified type, actual member type will be serialized as well. Valid only on class members (not for value types).
DefaultValueOrEmpty	Applies only to collections. When serializing empty collection (zero element count) it will behave like DefaultValue.
DynamicDefault	Same as dynamic, but stores a bit indicating whether serialized type is different from member type or not. When it's same, type is not serialized. Usefull when some instances have default type.
None	No serialization flags
DefaultZero	Do not serialize member when it has default value, null for objects, zeros for structs. In binary streams, bit is written to indicate whether object had a value or not.
Nullable	Alias to default value.
Dynamic	Member can store subclasses of specified type, actual member type will be serialized as well. Valid only on class members (not for value types).
DefaultValueOrEmpty	Applies only to collections. When serializing empty collection (zero element count) it will behave like DefaultValue.
DynamicDefault	Same as dynamic, but stores a bit indicating whether serialized type is different from member type or not. When it's same, type is not serialized. Usefull when some instances have default type.

Definition at line 9 of file MyObjectFlags.cs.

enum VRage.Serialization.MyPrimitiveFlags

Primitive flags are passed down the object hierarchy.

Enumerator
None	No primitive flags.
Signed	Flag which indicates whether primitive is signed.
Normalized	Flag which indicates whether primitive is normalized. Exact behavior depends on actual type (0..1, -1..1, normalized vector, etc)
Variant	Serialize member as unsigned variant (variable length integer, 0-127...1-byte, 127-32767...2-byte, etc)
VariantSigned	Serialize member as unsigned signed (-63..64, 1-byte etc, -32767..32768, 2-byte, etc)
Ascii	Serialize string in ascii encoding
Utf8	Serialize string in UTF8 encoding
FixedPoint8	Fixed point 8-bit precision, use with normalized
FixedPoint16	Fixed point 16-bit precision, use with normalized

Definition at line 11 of file MyPrimitiveFlags.cs.

enum VRage.Serialization.MySerializeErrorEnum

Enumerator
NullNotAllowed
DynamicNotAllowed

Definition at line 8 of file MySerializeErrorEnum.cs.

enum VRage.Serialization.MySerializeKind

Enumerator
Default
Key
Item

Definition at line 8 of file MySerializeKind.cs.