internal ContentTypeReader[] LoadAssetReaders()
{
// Dummy variables required for it to work on iDevices ** DO NOT DELETE **
// This forces the classes not to be optimized out when deploying to iDevices
ListReader<Char> hCharListReader = new ListReader<Char>();
ListReader<Rectangle> hRectangleListReader = new ListReader<Rectangle>();
ListReader<Vector3> hVector3ListReader = new ListReader<Vector3>();
ListReader<StringReader> hStringListReader = new ListReader<StringReader>();
SpriteFontReader hSpriteFontReader = new SpriteFontReader();
Texture2DReader hTexture2DReader = new Texture2DReader();
CharReader hCharReader = new CharReader();
RectangleReader hRectangleReader = new RectangleReader();
StringReader hStringReader = new StringReader();
Vector3Reader hVector3Reader = new Vector3Reader();
CurveReader hCurveReader = new CurveReader();
int numberOfReaders;
// The first content byte i read tells me the number of content readers in this XNB file
numberOfReaders = _reader.Read7BitEncodedInt();
contentReaders = new ContentTypeReader[numberOfReaders];
// For each reader in the file, we read out the length of the string which contains the type of the reader,
// then we read out the string. Finally we instantiate an instance of that reader using reflection
for (int i = 0; i < numberOfReaders; i++)
{
// This string tells us what reader we need to decode the following data
// string readerTypeString = reader.ReadString();
string originalReaderTypeString = _reader.ReadString();
// Need to resolve namespace differences
string readerTypeString = originalReaderTypeString;
readerTypeString = PrepareType(readerTypeString);
Type l_readerType = Type.GetType(readerTypeString);
if(l_readerType !=null)
contentReaders[i] = (ContentTypeReader)Activator.CreateInstance(l_readerType,true);
else
throw new ContentLoadException("Could not find matching content reader of type " + originalReaderTypeString + " (" + readerTypeString + ")");
// I think the next 4 bytes refer to the "Version" of the type reader,
// although it always seems to be zero
int typeReaderVersion = _reader.ReadInt32();
}
return contentReaders;
}
internal ContentTypeReader[] LoadAssetReaders()
{
if (ContentTypeReaderManager.falseflag)
{
ByteReader byteReader = new ByteReader();
SByteReader sbyteReader = new SByteReader();
DateTimeReader dateTimeReader = new DateTimeReader();
DecimalReader decimalReader = new DecimalReader();
BoundingSphereReader boundingSphereReader = new BoundingSphereReader();
BoundingFrustumReader boundingFrustumReader = new BoundingFrustumReader();
RayReader rayReader = new RayReader();
ListReader<char> listReader1 = new ListReader<char>();
ListReader<Rectangle> listReader2 = new ListReader<Rectangle>();
ArrayReader<Rectangle> arrayReader1 = new ArrayReader<Rectangle>();
ListReader<Vector3> listReader3 = new ListReader<Vector3>();
ListReader<StringReader> listReader4 = new ListReader<StringReader>();
ListReader<int> listReader5 = new ListReader<int>();
SpriteFontReader spriteFontReader = new SpriteFontReader();
Texture2DReader texture2Dreader = new Texture2DReader();
CharReader charReader = new CharReader();
RectangleReader rectangleReader = new RectangleReader();
StringReader stringReader = new StringReader();
Vector2Reader vector2Reader = new Vector2Reader();
Vector3Reader vector3Reader = new Vector3Reader();
Vector4Reader vector4Reader = new Vector4Reader();
CurveReader curveReader = new CurveReader();
IndexBufferReader indexBufferReader = new IndexBufferReader();
BoundingBoxReader boundingBoxReader = new BoundingBoxReader();
MatrixReader matrixReader = new MatrixReader();
BasicEffectReader basicEffectReader = new BasicEffectReader();
VertexBufferReader vertexBufferReader = new VertexBufferReader();
AlphaTestEffectReader testEffectReader = new AlphaTestEffectReader();
EnumReader<SpriteEffects> enumReader1 = new EnumReader<SpriteEffects>();
ArrayReader<float> arrayReader2 = new ArrayReader<float>();
ArrayReader<Vector2> arrayReader3 = new ArrayReader<Vector2>();
ListReader<Vector2> listReader6 = new ListReader<Vector2>();
ArrayReader<Matrix> arrayReader4 = new ArrayReader<Matrix>();
EnumReader<Blend> enumReader2 = new EnumReader<Blend>();
NullableReader<Rectangle> nullableReader = new NullableReader<Rectangle>();
EffectMaterialReader effectMaterialReader = new EffectMaterialReader();
ExternalReferenceReader externalReferenceReader = new ExternalReferenceReader();
}
int length = this._reader.Read7BitEncodedInt();
this.contentReaders = new ContentTypeReader[length];
for (int index = 0; index < length; ++index)
{
string str = this._reader.ReadString();
Func<ContentTypeReader> func;
if (ContentTypeReaderManager.typeCreators.TryGetValue(str, out func))
{
this.contentReaders[index] = func();
}
else
{
string typeName = ContentTypeReaderManager.PrepareType(str);
Type type = Type.GetType(typeName);
if (type != (Type) null)
{
try
{
this.contentReaders[index] = ContentExtensions.GetDefaultConstructor(type).Invoke((object[]) null) as ContentTypeReader;
}
catch (TargetInvocationException ex)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException("Failed to get default constructor for ContentTypeReader. To work around, add a creation function to ContentTypeReaderManager.AddTypeCreator() with the following failed type string: " + str);
}
}
else
throw new ContentLoadException("Could not find matching content reader of type " + str + " (" + typeName + ")");
}
this._reader.ReadInt32();
}
return this.contentReaders;
}
internal ContentTypeReader[] LoadAssetReaders()
{
#pragma warning disable 0219, 0649
// Trick to prevent the linker removing the code, but not actually execute the code
if (falseflag)
{
// Dummy variables required for it to work on iDevices ** DO NOT DELETE **
// This forces the classes not to be optimized out when deploying to iDevices
var hByteReader = new ByteReader();
var hSByteReader = new SByteReader();
var hDateTimeReader = new DateTimeReader();
var hDecimalReader = new DecimalReader();
var hBoundingSphereReader = new BoundingSphereReader();
var hBoundingFrustumReader = new BoundingFrustumReader();
var hRayReader = new RayReader();
var hCharListReader = new ListReader<Char>();
var hRectangleListReader = new ListReader<Rectangle>();
var hVector3ListReader = new ListReader<Vector3>();
var hStringListReader = new ListReader<StringReader>();
var hSpriteFontReader = new SpriteFontReader();
var hTexture2DReader = new Texture2DReader();
var hCharReader = new CharReader();
var hRectangleReader = new RectangleReader();
var hStringReader = new StringReader();
var hVector2Reader = new Vector2Reader();
var hVector3Reader = new Vector3Reader();
var hVector4Reader = new Vector4Reader();
var hCurveReader = new CurveReader();
var hIndexBufferReader = new IndexBufferReader();
var hBoundingBoxReader = new BoundingBoxReader();
var hMatrixReader = new MatrixReader();
var hBasicEffectReader = new BasicEffectReader();
var hVertexBufferReader = new VertexBufferReader();
var hAlphaTestEffectReader = new AlphaTestEffectReader();
}
#pragma warning restore 0219, 0649
int numberOfReaders;
// The first content byte i read tells me the number of content readers in this XNB file
numberOfReaders = _reader.Read7BitEncodedInt();
contentReaders = new ContentTypeReader[numberOfReaders];
// For each reader in the file, we read out the length of the string which contains the type of the reader,
// then we read out the string. Finally we instantiate an instance of that reader using reflection
for (int i = 0; i < numberOfReaders; i++)
{
// This string tells us what reader we need to decode the following data
// string readerTypeString = reader.ReadString();
string originalReaderTypeString = _reader.ReadString();
// Need to resolve namespace differences
string readerTypeString = originalReaderTypeString;
readerTypeString = PrepareType(readerTypeString);
Type l_readerType = Type.GetType(readerTypeString);
if(l_readerType !=null)
contentReaders[i] = (ContentTypeReader)Activator.CreateInstance(l_readerType,true);
else
throw new ContentLoadException("Could not find matching content reader of type " + originalReaderTypeString + " (" + readerTypeString + ")");
// I think the next 4 bytes refer to the "Version" of the type reader,
// although it always seems to be zero
int typeReaderVersion = _reader.ReadInt32();
}
return contentReaders;
}
internal ContentTypeReader[] LoadAssetReaders()
{
#pragma warning disable 0219, 0649
// Trick to prevent the linker removing the code, but not actually execute the code
if (falseflag)
{
// Dummy variables required for it to work on iDevices ** DO NOT DELETE **
// This forces the classes not to be optimized out when deploying to iDevices
var hByteReader = new ByteReader();
var hSByteReader = new SByteReader();
var hDateTimeReader = new DateTimeReader();
var hDecimalReader = new DecimalReader();
var hBoundingSphereReader = new BoundingSphereReader();
var hBoundingFrustumReader = new BoundingFrustumReader();
var hRayReader = new RayReader();
var hCharListReader = new ListReader<Char>();
var hRectangleListReader = new ListReader<Rectangle>();
var hRectangleArrayReader = new ArrayReader<Rectangle>();
var hVector3ListReader = new ListReader<Vector3>();
var hStringListReader = new ListReader<StringReader>();
var hIntListReader = new ListReader<Int32>();
var hSpriteFontReader = new SpriteFontReader();
var hTexture2DReader = new Texture2DReader();
var hCharReader = new CharReader();
var hRectangleReader = new RectangleReader();
var hStringReader = new StringReader();
var hVector2Reader = new Vector2Reader();
var hVector3Reader = new Vector3Reader();
var hVector4Reader = new Vector4Reader();
var hCurveReader = new CurveReader();
var hIndexBufferReader = new IndexBufferReader();
var hBoundingBoxReader = new BoundingBoxReader();
var hMatrixReader = new MatrixReader();
var hBasicEffectReader = new BasicEffectReader();
var hVertexBufferReader = new VertexBufferReader();
var hAlphaTestEffectReader = new AlphaTestEffectReader();
var hEnumSpriteEffectsReader = new EnumReader<Graphics.SpriteEffects>();
var hArrayFloatReader = new ArrayReader<float>();
var hArrayVector2Reader = new ArrayReader<Vector2>();
var hListVector2Reader = new ListReader<Vector2>();
var hArrayMatrixReader = new ArrayReader<Matrix>();
var hEnumBlendReader = new EnumReader<Graphics.Blend>();
var hNullableRectReader = new NullableReader<Rectangle>();
var hEffectMaterialReader = new EffectMaterialReader();
var hExternalReferenceReader = new ExternalReferenceReader();
var hSoundEffectReader = new SoundEffectReader();
var hSongReader = new SongReader();
}
#pragma warning restore 0219, 0649
int numberOfReaders;
// The first content byte i read tells me the number of content readers in this XNB file
numberOfReaders = _reader.Read7BitEncodedInt();
contentReaders = new ContentTypeReader[numberOfReaders];
// For each reader in the file, we read out the length of the string which contains the type of the reader,
// then we read out the string. Finally we instantiate an instance of that reader using reflection
for (int i = 0; i < numberOfReaders; i++)
{
// This string tells us what reader we need to decode the following data
// string readerTypeString = reader.ReadString();
string originalReaderTypeString = _reader.ReadString();
Func<ContentTypeReader> readerFunc;
if (typeCreators.TryGetValue(originalReaderTypeString, out readerFunc))
{
contentReaders[i] = readerFunc();
}
else
{
//System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(originalReaderTypeString);
// Need to resolve namespace differences
string readerTypeString = originalReaderTypeString;
readerTypeString = PrepareType(readerTypeString);
var l_readerType = Type.GetType(readerTypeString);
if (l_readerType != null)
{
try
{
contentReaders[i] = l_readerType.GetDefaultConstructor().Invoke(null) as ContentTypeReader;
}
catch (TargetInvocationException ex)
{
// If you are getting here, the Mono runtime is most likely not able to JIT the type.
// In particular, MonoTouch needs help instantiating types that are only defined in strings in Xnb files.
throw new InvalidOperationException(
"Failed to get default constructor for ContentTypeReader. To work around, add a creation function to ContentTypeReaderManager.AddTypeCreator() " +
"with the following failed type string: " + originalReaderTypeString);
}
}
else
throw new ContentLoadException(
"Could not find ContentTypeReader Type. Please ensure the name of the Assembly that contains the Type matches the assembly in the full type name: " +
originalReaderTypeString + " (" + readerTypeString + ")");
}
// I think the next 4 bytes refer to the "Version" of the type reader,
// although it always seems to be zero
int typeReaderVersion = _reader.ReadInt32();
}
return contentReaders;
}
internal ContentTypeReader[] LoadAssetReaders(ContentReader reader)
{
#pragma warning disable 0219, 0649
/* Trick to prevent the linker removing the code, but not actually execute the code
* FIXME: Do we really need this in FNA?
*/
if (falseflag)
{
/* Dummy variables required for it to work on iDevices ** DO NOT DELETE **
* This forces the classes not to be optimized out when deploying to iDevices
*/
ByteReader hByteReader = new ByteReader();
SByteReader hSByteReader = new SByteReader();
DateTimeReader hDateTimeReader = new DateTimeReader();
DecimalReader hDecimalReader = new DecimalReader();
BoundingSphereReader hBoundingSphereReader = new BoundingSphereReader();
BoundingFrustumReader hBoundingFrustumReader = new BoundingFrustumReader();
RayReader hRayReader = new RayReader();
ListReader<char> hCharListReader = new ListReader<Char>();
ListReader<Rectangle> hRectangleListReader = new ListReader<Rectangle>();
ArrayReader<Rectangle> hRectangleArrayReader = new ArrayReader<Rectangle>();
ListReader<Vector3> hVector3ListReader = new ListReader<Vector3>();
ListReader<StringReader> hStringListReader = new ListReader<StringReader>();
ListReader<int> hIntListReader = new ListReader<Int32>();
SpriteFontReader hSpriteFontReader = new SpriteFontReader();
Texture2DReader hTexture2DReader = new Texture2DReader();
CharReader hCharReader = new CharReader();
RectangleReader hRectangleReader = new RectangleReader();
StringReader hStringReader = new StringReader();
Vector2Reader hVector2Reader = new Vector2Reader();
Vector3Reader hVector3Reader = new Vector3Reader();
Vector4Reader hVector4Reader = new Vector4Reader();
CurveReader hCurveReader = new CurveReader();
IndexBufferReader hIndexBufferReader = new IndexBufferReader();
BoundingBoxReader hBoundingBoxReader = new BoundingBoxReader();
MatrixReader hMatrixReader = new MatrixReader();
BasicEffectReader hBasicEffectReader = new BasicEffectReader();
VertexBufferReader hVertexBufferReader = new VertexBufferReader();
AlphaTestEffectReader hAlphaTestEffectReader = new AlphaTestEffectReader();
EnumReader<Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics.SpriteEffects> hEnumSpriteEffectsReader = new EnumReader<Graphics.SpriteEffects>();
ArrayReader<float> hArrayFloatReader = new ArrayReader<float>();
ArrayReader<Vector2> hArrayVector2Reader = new ArrayReader<Vector2>();
ListReader<Vector2> hListVector2Reader = new ListReader<Vector2>();
ArrayReader<Matrix> hArrayMatrixReader = new ArrayReader<Matrix>();
EnumReader<Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics.Blend> hEnumBlendReader = new EnumReader<Graphics.Blend>();
NullableReader<Rectangle> hNullableRectReader = new NullableReader<Rectangle>();
EffectMaterialReader hEffectMaterialReader = new EffectMaterialReader();
ExternalReferenceReader hExternalReferenceReader = new ExternalReferenceReader();
SoundEffectReader hSoundEffectReader = new SoundEffectReader();
SongReader hSongReader = new SongReader();
}
#pragma warning restore 0219, 0649
/* The first content byte i read tells me the number of
* content readers in this XNB file.
*/
int numberOfReaders = reader.Read7BitEncodedInt();
ContentTypeReader[] newReaders = new ContentTypeReader[numberOfReaders];
BitArray needsInitialize = new BitArray(numberOfReaders);
contentReaders = new Dictionary<Type, ContentTypeReader>(numberOfReaders);
/* Lock until we're done allocating and initializing any new
* content type readers... this ensures we can load content
* from multiple threads and still cache the readers.
*/
lock (locker)
{
/* For each reader in the file, we read out the
* length of the string which contains the type
* of the reader, then we read out the string.
* Finally we instantiate an instance of that
* reader using reflection.
*/
for (int i = 0; i < numberOfReaders; i += 1)
{
/* This string tells us what reader we
* need to decode the following data.
*/
string originalReaderTypeString = reader.ReadString();
Func<ContentTypeReader> readerFunc;
if (typeCreators.TryGetValue(originalReaderTypeString, out readerFunc))
{
newReaders[i] = readerFunc();
needsInitialize[i] = true;
}
else
{
// Need to resolve namespace differences
string readerTypeString = originalReaderTypeString;
readerTypeString = PrepareType(readerTypeString);
Type l_readerType = Type.GetType(readerTypeString);
if (l_readerType != null)
{
ContentTypeReader typeReader;
if (!contentReadersCache.TryGetValue(l_readerType, out typeReader))
{
try
{
typeReader = l_readerType.GetDefaultConstructor().Invoke(null) as ContentTypeReader;
}
catch (TargetInvocationException ex)
{
/* If you are getting here, the Mono runtime
* is most likely not able to JIT the type.
* In particular, MonoTouch needs help
* instantiating types that are only defined
* in strings in Xnb files.
*/
throw new InvalidOperationException(
"Failed to get default constructor for ContentTypeReader. " +
"To work around, add a creation function to ContentTypeReaderManager.AddTypeCreator() " +
"with the following failed type string: " + originalReaderTypeString,
ex
);
}
needsInitialize[i] = true;
contentReadersCache.Add(l_readerType, typeReader);
}
newReaders[i] = typeReader;
}
else
{
throw new ContentLoadException(
"Could not find ContentTypeReader Type. " +
"Please ensure the name of the Assembly that " +
"contains the Type matches the assembly in the full type name: " +
originalReaderTypeString + " (" + readerTypeString + ")"
);
}
}
contentReaders.Add(newReaders[i].TargetType, newReaders[i]);
/* I think the next 4 bytes refer to the "Version" of the type reader,
* although it always seems to be zero.
*/
reader.ReadInt32();
}
// Initialize any new readers.
for (int i = 0; i < newReaders.Length; i += 1)
{
if (needsInitialize.Get(i))
{
newReaders[i].Initialize(this);
}
}
} // lock (locker)
return newReaders;
}
internal ContentTypeReader[] LoadAssetReaders(ContentReader reader)
{
#pragma warning disable 0219, 0649
// Trick to prevent the linker removing the code, but not actually execute the code
if (falseflag)
{
// Dummy variables required for it to work on iDevices ** DO NOT DELETE **
// This forces the classes not to be optimized out when deploying to iDevices
var hByteReader = new ByteReader();
var hSByteReader = new SByteReader();
var hDateTimeReader = new DateTimeReader();
var hDecimalReader = new DecimalReader();
var hBoundingSphereReader = new BoundingSphereReader();
var hBoundingFrustumReader = new BoundingFrustumReader();
var hRayReader = new RayReader();
var hCharListReader = new ListReader<Char>();
var hRectangleListReader = new ListReader<Rectangle>();
var hRectangleArrayReader = new ArrayReader<Rectangle>();
var hVector3ListReader = new ListReader<Vector3>();
var hStringListReader = new ListReader<StringReader>();
var hIntListReader = new ListReader<Int32>();
var hSpriteFontReader = new SpriteFontReader();
var hTexture2DReader = new Texture2DReader();
var hCharReader = new CharReader();
var hRectangleReader = new RectangleReader();
var hStringReader = new StringReader();
var hVector2Reader = new Vector2Reader();
var hVector3Reader = new Vector3Reader();
var hVector4Reader = new Vector4Reader();
var hCurveReader = new CurveReader();
var hIndexBufferReader = new IndexBufferReader();
var hBoundingBoxReader = new BoundingBoxReader();
var hMatrixReader = new MatrixReader();
var hBasicEffectReader = new BasicEffectReader();
var hVertexBufferReader = new VertexBufferReader();
var hAlphaTestEffectReader = new AlphaTestEffectReader();
var hEnumSpriteEffectsReader = new EnumReader<Graphics.SpriteEffects>();
var hArrayFloatReader = new ArrayReader<float>();
var hArrayVector2Reader = new ArrayReader<Vector2>();
var hListVector2Reader = new ListReader<Vector2>();
var hArrayMatrixReader = new ArrayReader<Matrix>();
var hEnumBlendReader = new EnumReader<Graphics.Blend>();
var hNullableRectReader = new NullableReader<Rectangle>();
var hEffectMaterialReader = new EffectMaterialReader();
var hExternalReferenceReader = new ExternalReferenceReader();
var hSoundEffectReader = new SoundEffectReader();
var hSongReader = new SongReader();
var hModelReader = new ModelReader();
var hInt32Reader = new Int32Reader();
// At the moment the Video class doesn't exist
// on all platforms... Allow it to compile anyway.
#if ANDROID || IOS || MONOMAC || (WINDOWS && !OPENGL) || (WINRT && !WINDOWS_PHONE)
var hVideoReader = new VideoReader();
#endif
}
#pragma warning restore 0219, 0649
// The first content byte i read tells me the number of content readers in this XNB file
var numberOfReaders = reader.Read7BitEncodedInt();
var contentReaders = new ContentTypeReader[numberOfReaders];
var needsInitialize = new BitArray(numberOfReaders);
_contentReaders = new Dictionary<Type, ContentTypeReader>(numberOfReaders);
// Lock until we're done allocating and initializing any new
// content type readers... this ensures we can load content
// from multiple threads and still cache the readers.
lock (_locker)
{
// For each reader in the file, we read out the length of the string which contains the type of the reader,
// then we read out the string. Finally we instantiate an instance of that reader using reflection
for (var i = 0; i < numberOfReaders; i++)
{
// This string tells us what reader we need to decode the following data
// string readerTypeString = reader.ReadString();
string originalReaderTypeString = reader.ReadString();
Func<ContentTypeReader> readerFunc;
if (typeCreators.TryGetValue(originalReaderTypeString, out readerFunc))
{
contentReaders[i] = readerFunc();
needsInitialize[i] = true;
}
else
{
//System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(originalReaderTypeString);
// Need to resolve namespace differences
string readerTypeString = originalReaderTypeString;
readerTypeString = PrepareType(readerTypeString);
var l_readerType = Type.GetType(readerTypeString);
if (l_readerType != null)
{
ContentTypeReader typeReader;
if (!_contentReadersCache.TryGetValue(l_readerType, out typeReader))
{
try
{
typeReader = l_readerType.GetDefaultConstructor().Invoke(null) as ContentTypeReader;
}
catch (TargetInvocationException ex)
{
// If you are getting here, the Mono runtime is most likely not able to JIT the type.
// In particular, MonoTouch needs help instantiating types that are only defined in strings in Xnb files.
throw new InvalidOperationException(
"Failed to get default constructor for ContentTypeReader. To work around, add a creation function to ContentTypeReaderManager.AddTypeCreator() " +
"with the following failed type string: " + originalReaderTypeString, ex);
}
needsInitialize[i] = true;
_contentReadersCache.Add(l_readerType, typeReader);
}
contentReaders[i] = typeReader;
}
else
throw new ContentLoadException(
"Could not find ContentTypeReader Type. Please ensure the name of the Assembly that contains the Type matches the assembly in the full type name: " +
originalReaderTypeString + " (" + readerTypeString + ")");
}
var targetType = contentReaders[i].TargetType;
if (targetType != null)
_contentReaders.Add(targetType, contentReaders[i]);
// I think the next 4 bytes refer to the "Version" of the type reader,
// although it always seems to be zero
reader.ReadInt32();
}
// Initialize any new readers.
for (var i = 0; i < contentReaders.Length; i++)
{
if (needsInitialize.Get(i))
contentReaders[i].Initialize(this);
}
} // lock (_locker)
return contentReaders;
}
public ContentTypeReader[] LoadAssetReaders(ContentReader reader)
{
// Dummy variables required for it to work on iDevices ** DO NOT DELETE **
// This forces the classes not to be optimized out when deploying to iDevices
ListReader<Char> hCharListReader = new ListReader<Char>();
ListReader<Rectangle> hRectangleListReader = new ListReader<Rectangle>();
ListReader<Vector3> hVector3ListReader = new ListReader<Vector3>();
ListReader<StringReader> hStringListReader = new ListReader<StringReader>();
SpriteFontReader hSpriteFontReader = new SpriteFontReader();
Texture2DReader hTexture2DReader = new Texture2DReader();
CharReader hCharReader = new CharReader();
RectangleReader hRectangleReader = new RectangleReader();
StringReader hStringReader = new StringReader();
Vector3Reader hVector3Reader = new Vector3Reader();
int numberOfReaders;
ContentTypeReader[] contentReaders;
// The first 4 bytes should be the "XNBw" header. i use that to detect an invalid file
byte[] headerBuffer = new byte[4];
reader.Read(headerBuffer, 0, 4);
string headerString = Encoding.UTF8.GetString(headerBuffer, 0, 4);
if (string.Compare(headerString, "XNBw", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase) != 0 &&
string.Compare(headerString, "XNBx", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase) != 0 &&
string.Compare(headerString, "XNBm", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase) != 0)
throw new ContentLoadException("Asset does not appear to be a valid XNB file. Did you process your content for Windows?");
// I think these two bytes are some kind of version number. Either for the XNB file or the type readers
byte version = reader.ReadByte();
if(version != 5)
throw new ContentLoadException("Invalid XNB file version.");
byte compressed = reader.ReadByte();
// The next int32 is the length of the XNB file
int xnbLength = reader.ReadInt32();
if (compressed != 0 && compressed != 1)
{
throw new NotImplementedException("MonoGame cannot read compressed XNB files. Please use the XNB files from the Debug build of your XNA game instead. If someone wants to contribute decompression logic, that would be fantastic.");
}
// The next byte i read tells me the number of content readers in this XNB file
numberOfReaders = reader.ReadByte();
contentReaders = new ContentTypeReader[numberOfReaders];
// For each reader in the file, we read out the length of the string which contains the type of the reader,
// then we read out the string. Finally we instantiate an instance of that reader using reflection
for (int i = 0; i < numberOfReaders; i++)
{
// This string tells us what reader we need to decode the following data
// string readerTypeString = reader.ReadString();
string originalReaderTypeString = reader.ReadString();
// Need to resolve namespace differences
string readerTypeString = originalReaderTypeString;
readerTypeString = PrepareType(readerTypeString);
Type l_readerType = Type.GetType(readerTypeString);
if(l_readerType !=null)
contentReaders[i] = (ContentTypeReader)Activator.CreateInstance(l_readerType,true);
else
throw new ContentLoadException("Could not find matching content reader of type " + originalReaderTypeString + " (" + readerTypeString + ")");
// I think the next 4 bytes refer to the "Version" of the type reader,
// although it always seems to be zero
int typeReaderVersion = reader.ReadInt32();
}
return contentReaders;
}
public ContentTypeReader[] LoadAssetReaders(ContentReader reader)
{
// Dummy variables required for it to work on iDevices ** DO NOT DELETE **
// This forces the classes not to be optimized out when deploying to iDevices
ListReader<Char> hCharListReader = new ListReader<Char>();
ListReader<Rectangle> hRectangleListReader = new ListReader<Rectangle>();
ListReader<Vector3> hVector3ListReader = new ListReader<Vector3>();
ListReader<StringReader> hStringListReader = new ListReader<StringReader>();
SpriteFontReader hSpriteFontReader = new SpriteFontReader();
Texture2DReader hTexture2DReader = new Texture2DReader();
CharReader hCharReader = new CharReader();
RectangleReader hRectangleReader = new RectangleReader();
StringReader hStringReader = new StringReader();
Vector3Reader hVector3Reader = new Vector3Reader();
int numberOfReaders;
ContentTypeReader[] contentReaders;
// The first 4 bytes should be the "XNBw" header. i use that to detect an invalid file
byte[] headerBuffer = new byte[4];
reader.Read(headerBuffer, 0, 4);
string headerString = Encoding.UTF8.GetString(headerBuffer, 0, 4);
if (string.Compare(headerString, "XNBw", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase) != 0)
throw new ContentLoadException("Asset does not appear to be a valid XNB file. Did you process your content for Windows?");
// I think these two bytes are some kind of version number. Either for the XNB file or the type readers
byte version = reader.ReadByte();
byte compressed = reader.ReadByte();
// The next int32 is the length of the XNB file
int xnbLength = reader.ReadInt32();
if (compressed != 0)
{
throw new NotImplementedException("MonoGame cannot read compressed XNB files. Please use the XNB files from the Debug build of your XNA game instead. If someone wants to contribute decompression logic, that would be fantastic.");
}
// The next byte i read tells me the number of content readers in this XNB file
numberOfReaders = reader.ReadByte();
contentReaders = new ContentTypeReader[numberOfReaders];
// For each reader in the file, we read out the length of the string which contains the type of the reader,
// then we read out the string. Finally we instantiate an instance of that reader using reflection
for (int i = 0; i < numberOfReaders; i++)
{
// This string tells us what reader we need to decode the following data
// string readerTypeString = reader.ReadString();
string originalReaderTypeString = reader.ReadString();
// Need to resolve namespace differences
string readerTypeString = originalReaderTypeString;
/*if(readerTypeString.IndexOf(", Microsoft.Xna.Framework") != -1)
{
string[] tokens = readerTypeString.Split(new char[] { ',' });
readerTypeString = "";
for(int j = 0; j < tokens.Length; j++)
{
if(j != 0)
readerTypeString += ",";
if(j == 1)
readerTypeString += " Microsoft.Xna.Framework";
else
readerTypeString += tokens[j];
}
readerTypeString = readerTypeString.Replace(", Microsoft.Xna.Framework", "@");
}*/
if(readerTypeString.Contains("PublicKey"))
{
//if (readerTypeString.Contains("[[")) {
readerTypeString = readerTypeString.Split(new char[] { '[', '[' })[0] + "[" +
readerTypeString.Split(new char[] { '[', '[' })[2].Split(',')[0] + "]";
//}
//else {
// // If the readerTypeString did not contain "[[" to split the
// // types then we assume it is XNA 4.0 which splits the types
// // by ', '
// readerTypeString = readerTypeString.Split(new char[] { ',', ' '})[0];
//
//}
}
readerTypeString = readerTypeString.Replace("Microsoft.Xna.Framework", "Microsoft.Xna.Framework");
Type l_readerType = Type.GetType(readerTypeString);
if(l_readerType !=null)
contentReaders[i] = (ContentTypeReader)Activator.CreateInstance(l_readerType,true);
else
throw new ContentLoadException("Could not find matching content reader of type " + originalReaderTypeString);
// I think the next 4 bytes refer to the "Version" of the type reader,
// although it always seems to be zero
int typeReaderVersion = reader.ReadInt32();
}
return contentReaders;
}
