class SerializableDisposableBase in Tinman.Core.IO.Serialization

Abstract base class for classes that implement IDisposable as well as ISerializable.

abstract class	SerializableDisposableBase	extends	Disposable
		implements	ISerializable

Public / Attributes

LifecycleState

Returns the lifecycle state of this object.

public virtual property	LifecycleState { get }
type	LifecycleState
value		The lifecycle state.
inherited	Disposable.LifecycleState

SerialType

Returns the serial type of this object.

public property	SerialType { get }
type	ISerialTypeInfo
value	[not-null]	The serial type.
implements	ISerializable.SerialType

SerialVersion

Returns the serial data version.

public virtual property	SerialVersion { get }
type	int32
value	[>=1]	The serial data version tag.
implements	ISerializable.SerialVersion

Remarks:

An ISerializable implementation is required to support all versions up to the one returned by SerialVersion.

See also:

ISerializable.Serialize
ISerializable.Deserialize

Public / Methods

AcquireTry

Acquires a strong reference to this disposable object.

[OwnerReturn, ThreadSafe]
public method	AcquireTry ()
type	IDisposable
returns			this if a new strong reference has been acquired, null if this object is already being disposed.
inherited	Disposable.AcquireTry

Remarks:

The object will not be actually disposed by calls to Dispose when there is at least one strong reference left. Code that calls the AcquireTry method is responsible for calling the Dispose method accordingly.

This method is not intended to be used in performance-critical code. It should only be used to high-level resource management.

Deserialize

Initializes the state of this object from the given data stream.

public virtual method	Deserialize (int32 serialVersion, ISerializer data)
type	ISerializable
params	serialVersion	[>=1]	The serial data version.
	data	[not-null]	The serial data stream.
returns		[not-null]	The deserialized object. This will typically be this, but in some circumstances, another instance may be returned (e.g. singletons).
implements	ISerializable.Deserialize

Remarks:

The Deserialize method will be called immediately after the object has been instantiated via its default constructor.

The provided serialVersion number is guaranteed to be equal to or less than the SerialVersion returned by this object (i.e. ISerializable object must provide backwards compatibility).

See also:

ISerializable.Serialize
ISerializable.SerialVersion

Dispose

Releases all resources held by this object if there are no more strong references to it, decrements the reference counter by one otherwise.

[Dispose, OwnerThis, ThreadSafe]
public method	Dispose ()
inherited	Disposable.Dispose

Remarks:

The Dispose method silently returns if the object has already been disposed.

Serialize

Serializes the current state of this object to the given data stream.

public virtual method	Serialize (ISerializer data)
params	data	[not-null]	The serial data stream.
implements	ISerializable.Serialize

See also:

ISerializable.Deserialize
ISerializable.SerialVersion

Protected / Constructors

SerializableDisposableBase

Creates a new instance of SerializableDisposableBase.

protected constructor	SerializableDisposableBase (ISerialTypeInfo serialType)
params	serialType	[not-null]	The serial type ID.

Protected / Methods

DisposeManaged

Disposes the managed resources held by a concrete subclass. This method will be called at most once per subclass.

protected override method	DisposeManaged ()
overrides	Disposable.DisposeManaged

Remarks:

This method will only be called when a disposable object is explicitly destroyed by user code calling the Dispose method. It will not be called when the object is collected as garbage by the system.

Overriding methods must call the DisposeManaged method of their base class. The base call should be the last statement.

The DisposeManaged method is called before the DisposeUnmanaged method.

DisposeUnmanaged

Disposes the unmanaged resources held by a concrete subclass. This method will be called exactly once per subclass.

protected virtual method	DisposeUnmanaged ()
inherited	Disposable.DisposeUnmanaged

Remarks:

Overriding methods must call the DisposeUnmanaged method of their base class. The base call should be the last statement.

The DisposeUnmanaged method is called after the DisposeManaged method.