internal override void ParseBytes(byte[] objectData)
{
int index = 0;
int chatWindow = DataUtils.ReadLong(objectData, ref index);
Value = new Long(chatWindow);
this.ObjectDataList.Add(Value);
}
public void Configure(bool reply, int id, int errorCode)
{
Id = new Short(id);
m_errorCode = new Long(errorCode);
if (reply)
m_class = new Short(1);
else
m_class = new Short(0);
}
public byte[] GetBytes()
{
//TODO: also could create these if they're not set, and log warning.
//if (m_class == null || m_id == null || m_taskNumber == null || m_errorCode == null)
//{
// s_log.ErrorFormat("Required header object is missing.");
// return null;
//}
List<byte> byteList = new List<byte>();
byteList.AddRange(m_class.GetBytes()); // Transaction class
byteList.AddRange(Id.GetBytes()); // Transaction ID
byteList.AddRange(m_taskNumber.GetBytes()); // Task number
byteList.AddRange(m_errorCode.GetBytes()); // Error code
// Construct the data block in a separate list since we need to prefix the count.
List<byte> dataBlock = new List<byte>();
dataBlock.AddRange(new Short(m_objectList.Count).GetBytes());
foreach (HotlineObject obj in m_objectList)
dataBlock.AddRange(obj.GetBytes());
// Calculate the total length of the data block.
Long dataBlockLength = new Long(dataBlock.Count);
byte[] lengthBytes = dataBlockLength.GetBytes();
// Write the final length to the byte list twice.
byteList.AddRange(lengthBytes);
byteList.AddRange(lengthBytes);
// Now include the data block in the final output list.
byteList.AddRange(dataBlock);
// Convert the final list to an array.
return byteList.ToArray();
}
private int SetTaskNumber()
{
// Get a task number and increment the counter so each number is used only once.
int taskNumber = s_taskCounter++;
// Record the task number in active task list.
TransactionFactory.AddActiveTransaction(taskNumber, this);
// Set the task number as a Long in this instance.
m_taskNumber = new Long(taskNumber);
// Return the assigned integer.
return taskNumber;
}
public ChatWindow(int chatWindow)
{
Value = new Long(chatWindow);
this.ObjectDataList.Add(Value);
}