public sealed override void Write(string value, Span <byte> buffer, ref int offset)
{
//WARNING: Doing use this calculated string length in ANYTHING but writing, it may contain adjusted sizes.
//We must write the length prefix first into the buffer
int stringLength = CalculateOutgoingStringLength(value);
stringLength++; //add terminator character
GenericTypePrimitiveSerializerStrategy <TLengthType> .Instance.Write(stringLength.Reinterpret <int, TLengthType>(), buffer, ref offset);
int expectedByteLength = value.Length * MaximumCharacterSize;
int lastOffset = offset;
DecoratedSerializer.Write(value, buffer.Slice(0, expectedByteLength + offset), ref offset);
//TODO: This is a COMPLETE hack that should be toggleable honestly.
//This isn't *really* how we should handle variable length encodings and stuff, but PSOBB does fixed-length UTF16 for fixed/known size
//So to compensate for this we adjust the buffer offset to pretend we're fixed-length
if (offset != lastOffset + expectedByteLength)
{
while (offset < lastOffset + expectedByteLength)
{
GenericTypePrimitiveSerializerStrategy <byte> .Instance.Write(0, buffer, ref offset);
}
}
//Now we can write terminator
DecoratedTerminatorStrategy.Write(value, buffer, ref offset);
}
public void Write(object value, [NotNull] IWireStreamWriterStrategy dest)
{
DecoratedSerializer.Write(value, dest);
}