msgpack-cli | MessagePack implementation for Common Language | Serialization library
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This is MessagePack serialization/deserialization for CLI (Common Language Infrastructure) implementations such as .NET Framework, Silverlight, Mono (including Moonlight.) This library can be used from ALL CLS compliant languages such as C#, F#, Visual Basic, Iron Python, Iron Ruby, PowerShell, C++/CLI or so.
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QUESTION
In JavaScript, I can use msgpack to pack an object as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-10 at 02:15I figured it out. The trick is to check the first byte encoded in the JavaScript, and you will see that 132
corresponds to HEX 0x84
. HEX 0x84
according to the message pack specification is a fixmap
(0x80
to 0x8f
). Using this hint, we can try to guess that a fixmap
must correspond to a dictionary data type in C# (since a map is more or less like a dictionary of key-value pairs).
We just need to use a payload object that is actually a dictionary of string
and object
pairs, and msgpack-cli will successfully pack it to the same byte sequence from C#:
QUESTION
I'm using MsgPack.Cli to write a custom serializer for a Session class I have created. After creating the class using this tutorial on the MsgPack.Cli github page, I receive this warning:
Warning: 'MessagePackSerializer.MessagePackSerializer()' is obsolete: 'Use MessagePackSerializer(SerializationContext) instead.'
I cannot work out what change would fix this warning. I don't think knowledge of MessagePackSerializer is necessary to help me with this; I simply do not understand the syntax of the warning.
My code is included below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-17 at 21:24I've fixed the error. The working code is below; I wasn't calling the base constructor with the correct arguments.
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You can extract binary (DLL) file as following: Download *.zip file from GitHub Release page. Extract it. Under the bin directory, binaries are there! For mono, you can use net461 or net35 drops as you run with. For Unity, unity3d drop is suitable.
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