Hello, I had an issue with UniversalCodeGenerator.
Assume I have a struct like this:
[DataContract]
public struct Foo
{
[DataMember(Name = "bar")]
public readonly int Bar;
public Foo(int Bar) => this.Bar = Bar;
}
The generated FooFormatter.Deserialize code from this struct is:
public global::Foo Deserialize(ref JsonReader reader, global::Utf8Json.IJsonFormatterResolver formatterResolver)
{
if (reader.ReadIsNull())
{
throw new InvalidOperationException("typecode is null, struct not supported");
}
var __Bar__ = default(int);
var __Bar__b__ = false;
var ____count = 0;
reader.ReadIsBeginObjectWithVerify();
while (!reader.ReadIsEndObjectWithSkipValueSeparator(ref ____count))
{
var stringKey = reader.ReadPropertyNameSegmentRaw();
int key;
if (!____keyMapping.TryGetValueSafe(stringKey, out key))
{
reader.ReadNextBlock();
goto NEXT_LOOP;
}
switch (key)
{
case 0:
__Bar__ = reader.ReadInt32();
__Bar__b__ = true;
break;
default:
reader.ReadNextBlock();
break;
}
NEXT_LOOP:
continue;
}
var ____result = new global::Foo(__bar__); // <<<<<<<<<<< this line
return ____result;
}
That's because ObjectSerializationInfo.GetConstructorString works different like other template code does.
Hello, I had an issue with UniversalCodeGenerator.
Assume I have a struct like this:
The generated
FooFormatter.Deserialize
code from this struct is:That's because
ObjectSerializationInfo.GetConstructorString
works different like other template code does.This PR fixes the issue.