/// <summary>
/// Creates a proper FCL factory for given numer formatting parsing.
/// </summary>
internal static IObjectFactory Create(JSonReaderNumberFormat format)
{
switch(format)
{
case JSonReaderNumberFormat.Default:
return new JSonObjectFactory();
case JSonReaderNumberFormat.AsInt32:
return new JSonObjectInt32Factory();
case JSonReaderNumberFormat.AsInt64:
return new JSonObjectInt64Factory();
case JSonReaderNumberFormat.AsDouble:
return new JSonObjectDoubleFactory();
case JSonReaderNumberFormat.AsDecimal:
return new JSonObjectDecimalFactory();
default:
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("format", string.Concat("Unsupported number reading format (", format, ")"));
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a proper FCL factory for given numer formatting parsing.
/// </summary>
internal static IObjectFactory Create(JSonReaderNumberFormat format)
{
switch (format)
{
case JSonReaderNumberFormat.Default:
return(new JSonObjectFactory());
case JSonReaderNumberFormat.AsInt32:
return(new JSonObjectInt32Factory());
case JSonReaderNumberFormat.AsInt64:
return(new JSonObjectInt64Factory());
case JSonReaderNumberFormat.AsDouble:
return(new JSonObjectDoubleFactory());
case JSonReaderNumberFormat.AsDecimal:
return(new JSonObjectDecimalFactory());
default:
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("format", string.Concat("Unsupported number reading format (", format, ")"));
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts a JSON string from given input into a tree of JSON-specific objects.
/// It then allows easier deserialization for objects implementing <see cref="IJSonMutableObject"/> interface as those objects expose
/// more functionality then the standard .NET ones.
/// </summary>
public IJSonMutableObject ReadAsJSonMutableObject(JSonReaderNumberFormat format)
{
// numerical formats are ignored as the BSON-spec defines them clearly:
return ReadAsJSonMutableObject();
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts a JSON string from given input into a tree of .NET arrays, dictionaries, strings and decimals.
/// </summary>
public object Read(JSonReaderNumberFormat format)
{
// numerical formats are ignored as the BSON-spec defines them clearly:
return Read();
}
protected JSonObjectFactory(JSonReaderNumberFormat format)
{
Format = format;
}
protected JSonObjectFactory(JSonReaderNumberFormat format)
{
Format = format;
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts a JSON string from given input into a tree of JSON-specific objects.
/// It then allows easier deserialization for objects implementing <see cref="IJSonMutableObject"/> interface as those objects expose
/// more functionality then the standard .NET ones.
/// </summary>
public IJSonMutableObject ReadAsJSonMutableObject(TextReader input, JSonReaderNumberFormat format)
{
SetSource(input);
Reset(JSonMutableObjectFactory.Create(format));
return ReadInput() as IJSonMutableObject;
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts a JSON string from given input into a tree of .NET arrays, dictionaries, strings and decimals.
/// </summary>
public object Read(TextReader input, JSonReaderNumberFormat format)
{
SetSource(input);
Reset(FclObjectFactory.Create(format));
return ReadInput();
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts a JSON string from given input into a tree of JSON-specific objects.
/// It then allows easier deserialization for objects implementing <see cref="IJSonMutableObject"/> interface as those objects expose
/// more functionality then the standard .NET ones.
/// </summary>
public IJSonMutableObject ReadAsJSonMutableObject(JSonReaderNumberFormat format)
{
Reset(JSonMutableObjectFactory.Create(format));
return ReadInput() as IJSonMutableObject;
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts a JSON string from given input into a tree of JSON-specific objects.
/// It then allows easier deserialization for objects implementing <see cref="IJSonMutableObject"/> interface as those objects expose
/// more functionality then the standard .NET ones.
/// </summary>
public IJSonMutableObject ReadAsJSonMutableObject(TextReader input, JSonReaderNumberFormat format)
{
SetSource(input);
Reset(JSonMutableObjectFactory.Create(format));
return(ReadInput() as IJSonMutableObject);
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts a JSON string from given input into a tree of .NET arrays, dictionaries, strings and decimals.
/// </summary>
public object Read(JSonReaderNumberFormat format)
{
Reset(FclObjectFactory.Create(format));
return ReadInput();
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts a JSON string from given input into a tree of JSON-specific objects.
/// It then allows easier deserialization for objects implementing <see cref="IJSonMutableObject"/> interface as those objects expose
/// more functionality then the standard .NET ones.
/// </summary>
public IJSonMutableObject ReadAsJSonMutableObject(JSonReaderNumberFormat format)
{
Reset(JSonMutableObjectFactory.Create(format));
return(ReadInput() as IJSonMutableObject);
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts a JSON string from given input into a tree of .NET arrays, dictionaries, strings and decimals.
/// </summary>
public object Read(TextReader input, JSonReaderNumberFormat format)
{
SetSource(input);
Reset(FclObjectFactory.Create(format));
return(ReadInput());
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts a JSON string from given input into a tree of .NET arrays, dictionaries, strings and decimals.
/// </summary>
public object Read(JSonReaderNumberFormat format)
{
Reset(FclObjectFactory.Create(format));
return(ReadInput());
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts a JSON string from given input into a tree of JSON-specific objects.
/// It then allows easier deserialization for objects implementing <see cref="IJSonMutableObject"/> interface as those objects expose
/// more functionality then the standard .NET ones.
/// </summary>
public IJSonMutableObject ReadAsJSonMutableObject(JSonReaderNumberFormat format)
{
// numerical formats are ignored as the BSON-spec defines them clearly:
return(ReadAsJSonMutableObject());
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts a JSON string from given input into a tree of .NET arrays, dictionaries, strings and decimals.
/// </summary>
public object Read(JSonReaderNumberFormat format)
{
// numerical formats are ignored as the BSON-spec defines them clearly:
return(Read());
}
