ScriptedSerializationSaveContainer Interface Reference

Scripted save container for custom handling of storage. More...

Inheritance diagram for ScriptedSerializationSaveContainer:

Protected Member Functions
bool	StartObject ()
	Objects are serialized as sequence of: StartObject() WriteKey("myValue"); WriteInt(42); WriteKey("anotherValue") WriteFloat(13.37); ... EndObject();.
bool	EndObject ()
bool	StartArray (int count)
	Arrays don't have named values and as such are only a sequence of value writes.
bool	EndArray ()
bool	StartMap (int count)
	Maps are key value pairs which are written similar to objects, as sequence of WriteKey(key) + WriteXXX(value); Keys are converted automatically to strings for serialization for cases such as map<int, float>.
bool	EndMap ()
bool	WriteKey (string key)
	Key writer for named properties in objects or map keys.
bool	WriteNull ()
	Typed value writers.
bool	WriteBool (bool value)
bool	WriteString (string value)
bool	WriteInt (int value)
bool	WriteFloat (float value)
bool	WriteVector (vector value)

Additional Inherited Members
Public Member Functions inherited from Managed
proto external ref Managed	Clone ()
	Return shallow copy of object, or null if it is not allowed (not public constructor)

Detailed Description

Scripted save container for custom handling of storage.

Member Function Documentation

EndArray()

bool ScriptedSerializationSaveContainer.EndArray ( )

protected

EndMap()

bool ScriptedSerializationSaveContainer.EndMap ( )

protected

EndObject()

bool ScriptedSerializationSaveContainer.EndObject ( )

protected

StartArray()

bool ScriptedSerializationSaveContainer.StartArray ( int count )

protected

Arrays don't have named values and as such are only a sequence of value writes.

Arrays may be nested, in which case StartArray is called while already inside an array. Sets are considered arrays for serialization.

StartMap()

bool ScriptedSerializationSaveContainer.StartMap ( int count )

protected

Maps are key value pairs which are written similar to objects, as sequence of WriteKey(key) + WriteXXX(value); Keys are converted automatically to strings for serialization for cases such as map<int, float>.

The value type of the map is known one the first value write is called.

StartObject()

bool ScriptedSerializationSaveContainer.StartObject ( )

protected

Objects are serialized as sequence of: StartObject() WriteKey("myValue"); WriteInt(42); WriteKey("anotherValue") WriteFloat(13.37); ... EndObject();.

There may be sub-objects/arrays/maps. These will be written using a sequence of WriteKey(...) + StartObject/Array/Map(). Each nested object/array/map will be terminated by EndObject/Array/Map();

WriteBool()

bool ScriptedSerializationSaveContainer.WriteBool ( bool value )

protected

WriteFloat()

bool ScriptedSerializationSaveContainer.WriteFloat ( float value )

protected

WriteInt()

bool ScriptedSerializationSaveContainer.WriteInt ( int value )

protected

WriteKey()

bool ScriptedSerializationSaveContainer.WriteKey ( string key )

protected

Key writer for named properties in objects or map keys.

WriteNull()

bool ScriptedSerializationSaveContainer.WriteNull ( )

protected

Typed value writers.

WriteString()

bool ScriptedSerializationSaveContainer.WriteString ( string value )

protected

WriteVector()

bool ScriptedSerializationSaveContainer.WriteVector ( vector value )

protected

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

• GameLib/generated/Serialization/ScriptedSerializationSaveContainer.c