Deserializer Class Reference

Inheritance diagram for Deserializer:

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Public Member Functions
	Deserializer (const nByte *data, unsigned int size, nByte protocol=SerializationProtocol::DEFAULT)
bool	pop (Object &object)
virtual JString &	toString (JString &retStr, bool withTypes=false) const
virtual JString &	toString (JString &retStr, bool withTypes=false) const=0
JString	toString (bool withTypes=false) const
Public Member Functions inherited from Base
virtual	~Base (void)=0
Public Member Functions inherited from LoggingBase< Base >
virtual	~LoggingBase (void)=0
Public Member Functions inherited from ToString
virtual	~ToString (void)
virtual JString	typeToString (void) const
JString	toString (bool withTypes=false) const

Additional Inherited Members
Static Public Member Functions inherited from LoggingBase< Base >
static void	setListener (const BaseListener *pBaseListener)
static int	getDebugOutputLevel (void)
static bool	setDebugOutputLevel (int debugLevel)
static const LogFormatOptions &	getLogFormatOptions (void)
static void	setLogFormatOptions (const LogFormatOptions &options)

Detailed Description

With a Deserializer instance you can retrieve the original data that has been serialized into a byte-array by a Serializer instance, by the Photon Server or by other Photon Client platforms.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Deserializer()

Deserializer	(	const nByte *	data,
		unsigned int	size,
		nByte	protocol = SerializationProtocol::DEFAULT
	)

Constructor: Creates a new instance that contains the passed data as payload.

Parameters

data	a byte array, that has been retrieved by a call to Serializer::getData(), an unchanged copy of such a byte array or a byte array that is otherwise guaranteed to 100% conform to the format that's used by Serializer (for example data, that has been serialized by a compatible version of the Photon Server or of other Photon Client platforms), otherwise the behavior of this class is undefined.
size	the size in bytes of data

Member Function Documentation

pop()

bool pop

(

Object &

object

)

This function will deserialize all data in the Deserializer-instance, that has been serialized via a single call to Serializer::push(). If the Deserializer instance has been created by passing a byte array that has been created by a Serializer instance on which multiple push() calls have taken place, then an equivalent amount of calls to this function will be valid.

Remarks

Any potentially existing old payload of parameter object will get overridden in a successful call. In case that there is nothing more to deserialize parameter object will remain unchanged. In case that a call to this function fails due to corrupt data (read: the byte array passed to the Deserializer instance on construction has neither been retrieved by a call to Serializer::getData() nor been an unchanged copy of such data) the content of parameter object is undefined.

Parameters

object

an Object-instance, in which the deserialized data will be stored

Returns

true on success, false when all data has already been deserialized in previous calls or when the data is corrupt and can't be deserialized

toString() [1/3]

JString & toString ( JString &  retStr, bool  withTypes = false  ) const

virtual

Remarks

The cost of this function depends a lot on implementation details of the implementing subclasses, but for container classes this function can become quite expensive, if the instance contains huge amounts of data, as its cost for many container class implementations increases disproportionately high to the size of the payload.

Parameters

retStr	reference to a string, to store the return-value in; the information, which is generated by this function, will be attached at the end of any eventually existing previous content of the string
withTypes	set to true, to include type information in the generated string

Returns

a JString representation of the instance and its contents for debugging purposes.

Implements ToString.

toString() [2/3]

toString

Remarks

The cost of this function depends a lot on implementation details of the implementing subclasses, but for container classes this function can become quite expensive, if the instance contains huge amounts of data, as its cost for many container class implementations increases disproportionately high to the size of the payload.

Parameters

retStr	reference to a string, to store the return-value in; the information, which is generated by this function, will be attached at the end of any eventually existing previous content of the string
withTypes	set to true, to include type information in the generated string

Returns

a JString representation of the instance and its contents for debugging purposes.

toString() [3/3]

JString toString

This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It differs from the above function only in what argument(s) it accepts.

Parameters

withTypes

set to true, to include type information in the generated string

Returns

a JString representation of the instance and its contents for debugging purposes.

See also

JString