Serializes input/output relations. It does so by adding a collection of inputs to the step XML while serializing. This is done because some of the properties might be read-only or XML ignore and in these cases we might still want to serialize the relation ship between them, even though the values are not themselves serialized. More...
Inheritance diagram for OpenTap.Plugins.InputOutputRelationSerializer:
Public Member Functions | |
| override bool | Deserialize (XElement node, ITypeData t, Action< object > setter) |
| Deserialize input/output relations | |
| override bool | Serialize (XElement node, object obj, ITypeData expectedType) |
| Serialize input/output relations | |
 Public Member Functions inherited from OpenTap.TapSerializerPlugin | |
| TapSerializerPlugin () | |
| Creates a new TapSerializerPlugin. | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Protected Attributes inherited from OpenTap.TapSerializerPlugin | |
| static TraceSource | Log = OpenTap.Log.CreateSource("Serializer") |
| Log source for serializer plugins. | |
| Properties inherited from OpenTap.TapSerializerPlugin | |
| TapSerializer | Serializer [get] |
| The object facilitating Serialization or Deserialization. | |
| virtual double | Order [get] |
| Priority of the serializer. Defines the order in which the serializers are used. Default is 0. | |
| Properties inherited from OpenTap.ITapSerializerPlugin | |
| double | Order [get] |
| Priority of the serializer. Defines the order in which the serializers are used. Default is 0. | |
Detailed Description
Serializes input/output relations. It does so by adding a collection of inputs to the step XML while serializing. This is done because some of the properties might be read-only or XML ignore and in these cases we might still want to serialize the relation ship between them, even though the values are not themselves serialized.