protected void SerializeValue(ISerializerFactory sf, ICalendarProperty prop, Type valueType, object v, StringBuilder result)
{
// Get a serializer to serialize the property's value.
// If we can't serialize the property's value, the next step is worthless anyway.
IStringSerializer valueSerializer = sf.Build(valueType, SerializationContext) as IStringSerializer;
if (valueSerializer != null)
{
// Iterate through each value to be serialized,
// and give it a property (with parameters).
// FIXME: this isn't always the way this is accomplished.
// Multiple values can often be serialized within the
// same property. How should we fix this?
// NOTE:
// We Serialize the property's value first, as during
// serialization it may modify our parameters.
// FIXME: the "parameter modification" operation should
// be separated from serialization. Perhaps something
// like PreSerialize(), etc.
string value = valueSerializer.SerializeToString(v);
// Get the list of parameters we'll be serializing
ICalendarParameterCollection parameterList = prop.Parameters;
if (v is ICalendarDataType)
{
parameterList = ((ICalendarDataType)v).Parameters;
}
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(prop.Name);
if (parameterList.Any())
{
// Get a serializer for parameters
IStringSerializer parameterSerializer = sf.Build(typeof(ICalendarParameter), SerializationContext) as IStringSerializer;
if (parameterSerializer != null)
{
// Serialize each parameter
List <string> parameters = new List <string>();
foreach (ICalendarParameter param in parameterList)
{
parameters.Add(parameterSerializer.SerializeToString(param));
}
// Separate parameters with semicolons
sb.Append(";");
sb.Append(string.Join(";", parameters.ToArray()));
}
}
sb.Append(":");
sb.Append(value);
result.Append(TextUtil.WrapLines(sb.ToString()));
}
}
void Initialize()
{
_Parameters = new CalendarParameterList();
_Proxy = new CalendarParameterCollectionProxy(_Parameters);
_ServiceProvider = new ServiceProvider();
}
private void Initialize()
{
_Values = new List <object>();
_Parameters = new CalendarParameterList(this, true);
ValueChanged += new EventHandler <ValueChangedEventArgs <object> >(CalendarProperty_ValueChanged);
}
private void Initialize()
{
_Values = new List<object>();
_Parameters = new CalendarParameterList(this, true);
}
private void Initialize()
{
_parameters = new CalendarParameterList();
_proxy = new CalendarParameterCollectionProxy(_parameters);
_serviceProvider = new ServiceProvider();
}
private void Initialize()
{
_Values = new List <object>();
_Parameters = new CalendarParameterList(this, true);
}
private void Initialize()
{
_values = new List <object>(128);
_parameters = new CalendarParameterList(this, true);
ValueChanged += CalendarProperty_ValueChanged;
}
public override string SerializeToString(object obj)
{
ICalendarProperty prop = obj as ICalendarProperty;
if (prop != null &&
prop.Values != null &&
prop.Values.Any())
{
// Don't serialize the property if the value is null
// Push this object on the serialization context.
SerializationContext.Push(prop);
IDataTypeMapper mapper = GetService <IDataTypeMapper>();
Type serializedType = mapper.GetPropertyMapping(prop);
// Get a serializer factory that we can use to serialize
// the property and parameter values
ISerializerFactory sf = GetService <ISerializerFactory>();
StringBuilder result = new StringBuilder();
foreach (object v in prop.Values)
{
// Only serialize the value to a string if it
// is non-null.
if (v != null)
{
// Get a serializer to serialize the property's value.
// If we can't serialize the property's value, the next step is worthless anyway.
IStringSerializer valueSerializer = sf.Build(v.GetType(), SerializationContext) as IStringSerializer;
if (valueSerializer != null)
{
// Iterate through each value to be serialized,
// and give it a property (with parameters).
// FIXME: this isn't always the way this is accomplished.
// Multiple values can often be serialized within the
// same property. How should we fix this?
// NOTE:
// We Serialize the property's value first, as during
// serialization it may modify our parameters.
// FIXME: the "parameter modification" operation should
// be separated from serialization. Perhaps something
// like PreSerialize(), etc.
string value = valueSerializer.SerializeToString(v);
// Get the list of parameters we'll be serializing
ICalendarParameterCollection parameterList = prop.Parameters;
if (v is ICalendarDataType)
{
parameterList = ((ICalendarDataType)v).Parameters;
}
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(prop.Name);
if (parameterList.Any())
{
// Get a serializer for parameters
IStringSerializer parameterSerializer = sf.Build(typeof(ICalendarParameter), SerializationContext) as IStringSerializer;
if (parameterSerializer != null)
{
// Serialize each parameter
List <string> parameters = new List <string>();
foreach (ICalendarParameter param in parameterList)
{
parameters.Add(parameterSerializer.SerializeToString(param));
}
// Separate parameters with semicolons
sb.Append(";");
sb.Append(string.Join(";", parameters.ToArray()));
}
}
sb.Append(":");
sb.Append(value);
result.Append(TextUtil.WrapLines(sb.ToString()));
}
}
}
// Pop the object off the serialization context.
SerializationContext.Pop();
return(result.ToString());
}
return(null);
}
private void Initialize()
{
_Values = new List<object>();
_Parameters = new CalendarParameterList(this, true);
ValueChanged += new EventHandler<ValueChangedEventArgs<object>>(CalendarProperty_ValueChanged);
}
