Google.ProtocolBuffersLite.Serialization

Class containing helpful workarounds for various platform compatibility

Extension methods for using serializers on instances of IMessageLite/IBuilderLite

Serializes the message to JSON text. This is a trivial wrapper around Serialization.JsonFormatWriter.WriteMessage.

Serializes the message to XML text. This is a trivial wrapper around Serialization.XmlFormatWriter.WriteMessage.

Serializes the message to XML text using the element name provided. This is a trivial wrapper around Serialization.XmlFormatWriter.WriteMessage.

Writes the message instance to the stream using the content type provided

An instance of a message Options specific to writing this message and/or content type The mime type of the content to be written The stream to write the message to

Merges a JSON object into this builder and returns

Merges a JSON object into this builder using the extensions provided and returns

Merges an XML object into this builder and returns

Merges an XML object into this builder using the extensions provided and returns

Merges the message from the input stream based on the contentType provided

A type derived from IBuilderLite An instance of a message builder Options specific to reading this message and/or content type The mime type of the input stream content The stream to read the message from The same builder instance that was supplied in the builder parameter

Used to implement a service endpoint on an HTTP server. This works with services generated with the service_generator_type option set to IRPCDISPATCH.

The service execution stub The name of the method being invoked optional arguments for the format reader/writer The mime type for the input stream The input stream The mime type for the output stream The output stream

Allows reading messages from a name/value dictionary

Provides a base class for text-parsing readers

Provides a base-class that provides some basic functionality for handling type dispatching

Constructs a new reader

Merges the contents of stream into the provided message builder

Peeks at the next field in the input stream and returns what information is available.

This may be called multiple times without actually reading the field. Only after the field is either read, or skipped, should PeekNext return a different value.

Causes the reader to skip past this field

Returns true if it was able to read a Boolean from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a Int32 from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a UInt32 from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a Int64 from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a UInt64 from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a Single from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a Double from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a String from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a ByteString from the input

returns true if it was able to read a single value into the value reference. The value stored may be of type System.String, System.Int32, or an IEnumLite from the IEnumLiteMap.

Merges the input stream into the provided IBuilderLite

Reads the root-message preamble specific to this formatter

Reads the root-message close specific to this formatter

Merges the input stream into the provided IBuilderLite

Cursors through the array elements and stops at the end of the array

Reads an array of T messages

Reads an array of T messages as a proto-buffer group

Reads an array of System.Enum type T and adds them to the collection

Reads an array of T, where T is a primitive type defined by FieldType

returns true if it was able to read a single primitive value of FieldType into the value reference

Gets or sets the maximum recursion depth allowed

Constructs a new reader

Reads a typed field as a string

Returns true if it was able to read a String from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a Boolean from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a Int32 from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a UInt32 from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a Int64 from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a UInt64 from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a Single from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a Double from the input

Provides decoding of bytes read from the input stream

Returns true if it was able to read a ByteString from the input

returns true if it was able to read a single value into the value reference. The value stored may be of type System.String, System.Int32, or an IEnumLite from the IEnumLiteMap.

Creates a dictionary reader from an enumeration of KeyValuePair data, like an IDictionary

Constructs a FormUrlEncodedReader to parse form data, or url query text into a message.

No-op

Merges the contents of stream into the provided message builder

Causes the reader to skip past this field

Peeks at the next field in the input stream and returns what information is available.

This may be called multiple times without actually reading the field. Only after the field is either read, or skipped, should PeekNext return a different value.

Returns true if it was able to read a String from the input

It's unlikely this will work for anything but text data as bytes UTF8 are transformed to text and back to bytes

Not Supported

Extensions and helpers to abstract the reading/writing of messages by a client-specified content type.

Constructs an ICodedInputStream from the input stream based on the contentType provided

Options specific to reading this message and/or content type The mime type of the input stream content The stream to read the message from The ICodedInputStream that can be given to the IBuilder.MergeFrom(...) method

Writes the message instance to the stream using the content type provided

Options specific to writing this message and/or content type The mime type of the content to be written The stream to write the message to If you do not dispose of ICodedOutputStream some formats may yield incomplete output

A delegate used to specify a method that constructs an ICodedInputStream from a .NET Stream.

A delegate used to specify a method that constructs an ICodedOutputStream from a .NET Stream.

Defines control information for the various formatting used with HTTP services

The mime type for xml content

Other valid xml mime types include: application/binary, application/x-protobuf

The mime type for xml content

Other valid xml mime types include: text/xml

The mime type for json content

Other valid json mime types include: application/json, application/x-json, application/x-javascript, text/javascript, text/x-javascript, text/x-json, text/json

The mime type for query strings and x-www-form-urlencoded content

This mime type is input-only

Default mime-type handling for input

Default mime-type handling for output

Provides access to modify the mime-type input stream construction

The default content type to use if the input type is null or empty. If this value is not supplied an ArgumentOutOfRangeException exception will be raised.

The extension registry to use when reading messages

The name of the xml root element when reading messages

Xml reader options

True to use formatted output including new-lines and default indentation

The name of the xml root element when writing messages

Xml writer options

Provides a base class for text writers

Provides a base class for writers that performs some basic type dispatching

Completes any pending write operations

Writes the message to the the formatted stream.

Used to write any nessary root-message preamble. After this call you can call IMessageLite.MergeTo(...) and complete the message with a call to WriteMessageEnd(). These three calls are identical to just calling WriteMessage(message);

AbstractWriter writer; writer.WriteMessageStart(); message.WriteTo(writer); writer.WriteMessageEnd(); // ... or, but not both ... writer.WriteMessage(message);

Used to complete a root-message previously started with a call to WriteMessageStart()

Writes a Boolean value

Writes a Int32 value

Writes a UInt32 value

Writes a Int64 value

Writes a UInt64 value

Writes a Single value

Writes a Double value

Writes a String value

Writes a set of bytes

Writes a message or group as a field

Writes a System.Enum by the numeric and textual value

Writes a field of the type determined by field.FieldType

Writes an array of field values

Writes a numeric unknown field of wire type: Fixed32, Fixed64, or Variant

Writes an unknown field, Expect WireType of GroupStart or LengthPrefix

Encodes raw bytes to be written to the stream

Writes a typed field as a text value

Writes a String value

Writes a Boolean value

Writes a Int32 value

Writes a UInt32 value

Writes a Int64 value

Writes a UInt64 value

Writes a Single value

Writes a Double value

Writes a set of bytes

Writes a System.Enum by the numeric and textual value

Allows reading messages from a name/value dictionary

Creates a dictionary reader from an enumeration of KeyValuePair data, like an IDictionary

No-op

Merges the contents of stream into the provided message builder

Peeks at the next field in the input stream and returns what information is available.

This may be called multiple times without actually reading the field. Only after the field is either read, or skipped, should PeekNext return a different value.

Causes the reader to skip past this field

Returns true if it was able to read a Boolean from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a Int32 from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a UInt32 from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a Int64 from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a UInt64 from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a Single from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a Double from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a String from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a ByteString from the input

returns true if it was able to read a single value into the value reference. The value stored may be of type System.String, System.Int32, or an IEnumLite from the IEnumLiteMap.

Merges the input stream into the provided IBuilderLite

Allows writing messages to a name/value dictionary

Constructs a writer using a new dictionary

Constructs a writer using an existing dictionary

Creates the dictionary instance for a child message.

Accesses the dictionary that is backing this writer

Writes the message to the the formatted stream.

No-op

Writes a Boolean value

Writes a Int32 value

Writes a UInt32 value

Writes a Int64 value

Writes a UInt64 value

Writes a Single value

Writes a Double value

Writes a String value

Writes a set of bytes

Writes a message or group as a field

Writes a System.Enum by the numeric and textual value

Writes an array of field values

JsonFormatReader is used to parse Json into a message or an array of messages

Constructs a JsonFormatReader to parse Json into a message, this method does not use text encoding, all bytes MUST represent ASCII character values.

Constructs a JsonFormatReader to parse Json into a message

Returns an enumerator that is used to cursor over an array of messages

This is generally used when receiving an array of messages rather than a single root message

Reads the root-message preamble specific to this formatter

Reads the root-message close specific to this formatter

Merges the contents of stream into the provided message builder

Causes the reader to skip past this field

Peeks at the next field in the input stream and returns what information is available.

This may be called multiple times without actually reading the field. Only after the field is either read, or skipped, should PeekNext return a different value.

Returns true if it was able to read a String from the input

Returns true if it was able to read a ByteString from the input

Cursors through the array elements and stops at the end of the array

Merges the input stream into the provided IBuilderLite

Returns true if the reader is currently on an array element

JsonFormatWriter is a .NET 2.0 friendly json formatter for proto buffer messages. For .NET 3.5 you may also use the XmlFormatWriter with an XmlWriter created by the JsonReaderWriterFactory.

Constructs a JsonFormatWriter, use the ToString() member to extract the final Json on completion.

Constructs a JsonFormatWriter, use ToString() to extract the final output

Constructs a JsonFormatWriter to output to the given text writer

Constructs a JsonFormatWriter to output to the given stream

Write to the output stream

Sets the output formatting to use Environment.NewLine with 4-character indentions

Writes a String value

Writes a Double value

Writes a Single value

Writes an array of field values

Writes a message

Writes the message to the the formatted stream.

Used to write the root-message preamble, in json this is the left-curly brace '{'. After this call you can call IMessageLite.MergeTo(...) and complete the message with a call to WriteMessageEnd().

Used to complete a root-message previously started with a call to WriteMessageStart()

Used to write an array of messages as the output rather than a single message.


            using(writer.StartArray())
                foreach(IMessageLite m in messages)
                    writer.WriteMessage(m);

Gets or sets the characters to use for the new-line, default = empty

Gets or sets the text to use for indenting, default = empty

Gets or sets the whitespace to use to separate the text, default = empty

Returns the output of TextWriter.ToString() where TextWriter is the ctor argument.

Used in streaming arrays of objects to the writer


            using(writer.StartArray())
                foreach(IMessageLite m in messages)
                    writer.WriteMessage(m);

Causes the end of the array character to be written.

JSon Tokenizer used by JsonFormatReader

Returns the next character without actually 'reading' it

Reads the next character in the input

The exception raised when a recursion limit is reached while parsing input.

Parses a proto buffer from an XML document or fragment. .NET 3.5 users may also use this class to process Json by setting the options to support Json and providing an XmlReader obtained from .

Constructs the XmlFormatReader using the stream provided as the xml

Constructs the XmlFormatReader using the string provided as the xml to be read

Constructs the XmlFormatReader using the xml in the TextReader

Constructs the XmlFormatReader with the XmlReader

Constructs the XmlFormatReader with the XmlReader and options

Sets the options to use while generating the XML

Reads the root-message preamble specific to this formatter

Reads the root-message close specific to this formatter, MUST be called on the reader obtained from ReadMessageStart(string element).

Merge the provided builder as an element named in the current context

Merge the provided builder as an element of the current context

Peeks at the next field in the input stream and returns what information is available.

This may be called multiple times without actually reading the field. Only after the field is either read, or skipped, should PeekNext return a different value.

Causes the reader to skip past this field

returns true if it was able to read a single value into the value reference. The value stored may be of type System.String, System.Int32, or an IEnumLite from the IEnumLiteMap.

Returns true if it was able to read a String from the input

Merges the input stream into the provided IBuilderLite

Cursors through the array elements and stops at the end of the array

Gets or sets the options to use when reading the xml

Gets or sets the default element name to use when using the Merge<TBuilder>()

Writes a proto buffer to an XML document or fragment. .NET 3.5 users may also use this class to produce Json by setting the options to support Json and providing an XmlWriter obtained from .

Constructs the XmlFormatWriter to write to the given TextWriter

Constructs the XmlFormatWriter to write to the given stream

Constructs the XmlFormatWriter to write to the given XmlWriter

Sets the options to use while generating the XML

Completes any pending write operations

Used to write the root-message preamble, in xml this is open element for RootElementName, by default "<root>". After this call you can call IMessageLite.MergeTo(...) and complete the message with a call to WriteMessageEnd().

Used to write the root-message preamble, in xml this is open element for elementName. After this call you can call IMessageLite.MergeTo(...) and complete the message with a call to WriteMessageEnd().

Used to complete a root-message previously started with a call to WriteMessageStart()

Writes a message as an element using the name defined in

Writes a message as an element with the given name

Writes a message

Writes a String value

Writes an array of field values

Writes a System.Enum by the numeric and textual value

Gets or sets the default element name to use when using the Merge<TBuilder>()

Gets or sets the options to use while generating the XML

Options available for the xml reader output

Simple xml formatting with no attributes

Requires that arrays items are nested in an <item> element

Options available for the xml writer output

Simple xml formatting with no attributes

Writes the 'value' attribute on all enumerations with the numeric identifier

Embeds array items into child <item> elements

Outputs the 'type' attribute for compatibility with the JsonReaderWriterFactory

This option must, by nessessity, also enable NestedArrayItems