public object Read(BinaryReader reader, string fullDecl)
{
string type = fullDecl.Substring(0, fullDecl.Length - 2);
TypeReader typeReader = TypeReaders.GetTypeReader(type);
uint count = reader.ReadUInt32();
object[] results = new object[count];
for (int i = 0; i < count; ++i)
{
// TODO: My C++ version gets a new type reader based on the array from the XNB file
// Do I need to do that?
// Original is for all primitive types but that seems to break
if (typeReader is PrimitiveReader <string> )
{
reader.Read7BitEncodedInt();
}
results[i] = typeReader.Read(reader, type);
}
Array ret = Array.CreateInstance(typeReader.GetReadType(type), count);
Array.Copy(results, ret, count);
return(ret);
}
public Type GetReadType(string fullDecl)
{
string type = fullDecl.Substring(0, fullDecl.Length - 2);
TypeReader typeReader = TypeReaders.GetTypeReader(type);
return(Array.CreateInstance(typeReader.GetReadType(type), 0).GetType());
}
public Type GetReadType(string fullDecl)
{
int startGeneric = fullDecl.IndexOf('`');
int startType1 = startGeneric + 4;
int endType1, startType2, endType2;
startType2 = fullDecl.IndexOf("],[") + 3;
if (fullDecl.IndexOf(',', startType1) == fullDecl.IndexOf(']', startType1) + 1)
{
// My files don't have the full named with assembly info
endType1 = fullDecl.IndexOf(']', startType1);
endType2 = fullDecl.IndexOf(']', startType2 + 3);
}
else
{
endType1 = fullDecl.IndexOf(',', startGeneric + 4);
endType2 = fullDecl.IndexOf(',', startType2);
}
// TODO: These won't work with generics as is
string type1 = fullDecl.Substring(startType1, endType1 - startType1);
string type2 = fullDecl.Substring(startType2, endType2 - startType2);
var typeReader1 = TypeReaders.GetTypeReader(type1);
var typeReader2 = TypeReaders.GetTypeReader(type2);
return(typeof(Dictionary <,>).MakeGenericType(new Type[] { typeReader1.GetReadType(type1), typeReader2.GetReadType(type2) }));
}
public object Read(BinaryReader reader, string fullDecl)
{
int startGeneric = fullDecl.IndexOf('`');
int startType1 = startGeneric + 4;
int endType1, startType2, endType2;
startType2 = fullDecl.IndexOf("],[") + 3;
if (fullDecl.IndexOf(',', startType1) == fullDecl.IndexOf(']', startType1) + 1)
{
// My files don't have the full named with assembly info
endType1 = fullDecl.IndexOf(']', startType1);
endType2 = fullDecl.IndexOf(']', startType2 + 3);
}
else
{
endType1 = fullDecl.IndexOf(',', startGeneric + 4);
endType2 = fullDecl.IndexOf(',', startType2);
}
// TODO: These won't work with generics as is
string type1 = fullDecl.Substring(startType1, endType1 - startType1);
string type2 = fullDecl.Substring(startType2, endType2 - startType2);
var typeReader1 = TypeReaders.GetTypeReader(type1);
var typeReader2 = TypeReaders.GetTypeReader(type2);
uint count = reader.ReadUInt32();
var results = new Dictionary <object, object>();
for (uint i = 0; i < count; ++i)
{
// TODO: My C++ version gets a new type reader based on the array from the XNB file
// Do I need to do that?
// Original is for all primitive types but that seems to break
if (typeReader1 is PrimitiveReader <string> )
{
reader.Read7BitEncodedInt();
}
object key = typeReader1.Read(reader, type1);
Console.WriteLine("KEY:" + type1 + " " + typeReader1 + " " + key);
// TODO: My C++ version gets a new type reader based on the array from the XNB file
// Do I need to do that?
// Original is for all primitive types but that seems to break
if (typeReader2 is PrimitiveReader <string> )
{
reader.Read7BitEncodedInt();
}
object value = typeReader2.Read(reader, type2);
results.Add(key, value);
}
var dictType = typeof(Dictionary <,>).MakeGenericType(new Type[] { typeReader1.GetReadType(type1), typeReader2.GetReadType(type2) });
var ret = Activator.CreateInstance(dictType);
var dictAdd = ret.GetType().GetMethod("Add");
foreach (var entry in results)
{
dictAdd.Invoke(ret, new object[] { entry.Key, entry.Value });
}
return(ret);
}
