binaryparser | A binary parser for nodejs | Runtime Evironment library

Indeed it seems like a bug. Thanks for raising the issue.

However, from your comments it seems like there is a simple workaround. Instead of serializing the TimeZoneInfo, change your object to serialize just the ID. You can put a property with get/set accessors around it for convenience if you like.

For example, instead of:

This pattern (Span or other byref-like structs as a higher-order function parameter) is not supported:

Answer from Microsoft: “In .NET Core fewer types are binary serializable than in .NET Framework. This is by design because serialization based on BinaryFormatter has historically been fragile and prone to security problems. SyncHashtable is not currently serializable. However we should probably make it so. Meantime you need to avoid serializing it. This may mean using Hashtable and manually locking instead of using SyncHashtable. Or possibly (advanced) using the extension mechanisms of BinaryFormatter to work around the problem.”

Conversation on GitHub here: https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/issues/37708#issuecomment-493641762

I put a boolean flag to outer class and in inner class BinaryFileEditorInput in method getStorage I put a Job and before this job works I created an empty fStorage = new FileStorage. I return this empty fstorage. So first the editor gets blank. Then when the objdump.getOutput(limitBytes) method returns in job, I set the fStorage to the returned output. I simply call the outer class'es refresh method. I put a reference of created outer class to inner static class in outerclasses constructor. This way I can access the refresh method. Also I moved fStorage varible to outerclass because refresh method triggers creating a new inner class so it overrides the valuable fStorage variable.

Finally If you want to update the opened elf file editor when you build the project again, assign the boolean variable and fStorage to first values in method resourceChanged before calling refresh method.