/// <summary>
/// Writes the content of this instance to a persistent storage area.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="editSerializer">The mechanism for storing content.</param>
public override void WriteData(EditSerializer editSerializer)
{
base.WriteData(editSerializer);
editSerializer.WriteFeatureRef <PointFeature>(DataField.From, m_From);
editSerializer.WriteFeatureRef <PointFeature>(DataField.To, m_To);
editSerializer.WriteString(DataField.EntryString, m_EntryString);
editSerializer.WriteDistanceUnit(DataField.DefaultEntryUnit, m_DefaultEntryUnit);
editSerializer.WriteEntity(DataField.PointType, EditingController.Current.Project.DefaultPointType);
editSerializer.WriteEntity(DataField.LineType, EditingController.Current.Project.DefaultLineType);
editSerializer.WriteIdMappings(DataField.Ids, this.Features);
}
/// <summary>
/// Writes the content of this instance to a persistent storage area.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="editSerializer">The mechanism for storing content.</param>
public override void WriteData(EditSerializer editSerializer)
{
base.WriteData(editSerializer);
editSerializer.WriteFeatureRef <LineFeature>(DataField.Line, m_Line);
editSerializer.WritePersistent <LineSubdivisionFace>(DataField.Face, m_Face);
// When we initially write the primary face, this will always be undefined. Only the
// alternate face will write out the reference to the other side.
if (OtherSide != null)
{
editSerializer.WriteInternalId(DataField.OtherSide, OtherSide.InternalId);
}
editSerializer.WriteEntity(DataField.PointType, EditingController.Current.Project.DefaultPointType);
editSerializer.WriteIdMappings(DataField.Ids, this.Features);
}
/// <summary>
/// Writes the content of this instance to a persistent storage area.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="editSerializer">The mechanism for storing content.</param>
public override void WriteData(EditSerializer editSerializer)
{
base.WriteData(editSerializer);
editSerializer.WriteFeatureRef<PointFeature>(DataField.From, m_From);
editSerializer.WriteFeatureRef<PointFeature>(DataField.To, m_To);
editSerializer.WriteString(DataField.EntryString, m_EntryString);
editSerializer.WriteDistanceUnit(DataField.DefaultEntryUnit, m_DefaultEntryUnit);
editSerializer.WriteEntity(DataField.PointType, EditingController.Current.Project.DefaultPointType);
editSerializer.WriteEntity(DataField.LineType, EditingController.Current.Project.DefaultLineType);
editSerializer.WriteIdMappings(DataField.Ids, this.Features);
}
/// <summary>
/// Writes the content of this instance to a persistent storage area.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="editSerializer">The mechanism for storing content.</param>
public void WriteData(EditSerializer editSerializer)
{
editSerializer.WriteInternalId(DataField.Id, m_InternalId);
editSerializer.WriteEntity(DataField.Entity, m_What);
editSerializer.WriteFeatureId(m_Id);
}
/// <summary>
/// Writes the content of this instance to a persistent storage area.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="editSerializer">The mechanism for storing content.</param>
public override void WriteData(EditSerializer editSerializer)
{
base.WriteData(editSerializer);
editSerializer.WriteFeatureRef<LineFeature>(DataField.Line, m_Line);
editSerializer.WritePersistent<LineSubdivisionFace>(DataField.Face, m_Face);
// When we initially write the primary face, this will always be undefined. Only the
// alternate face will write out the reference to the other side.
if (OtherSide != null)
editSerializer.WriteInternalId(DataField.OtherSide, OtherSide.InternalId);
editSerializer.WriteEntity(DataField.PointType, EditingController.Current.Project.DefaultPointType);
editSerializer.WriteIdMappings(DataField.Ids, this.Features);
}