class PBinaryUnSerialiser |
This un-serialiser class reconstructs each object using binary data.
![]() | PBinaryUnSerialiser ( istream & strm ) Create a binary un-serialiser |
![]() | ~PBinaryUnSerialiser () Destroy the un-serialiser and its class table |
![]() | operator>> (char &) Input primitive from stream |
![]() | operator>> (unsigned char &) Input primitive from stream |
![]() | operator>> (signed char &) Input primitive from stream |
![]() | operator>> (short &) Input primitive from stream |
![]() | operator>> (unsigned short &) Input primitive from stream |
![]() | operator>> (int &) Input primitive from stream |
![]() | operator>> (unsigned int &) Input primitive from stream |
![]() | operator>> (long &) Input primitive from stream |
![]() | operator>> (unsigned long &) Input primitive from stream |
![]() | operator>> (float &) Input primitive from stream |
![]() | operator>> (double &) Input primitive from stream |
![]() | operator>> (long double &) Input primitive from stream |
![]() | operator>> (char* ) Input primitive from stream |
![]() | operator>> (unsigned char* ) Input primitive from stream |
![]() | operator>> (signed char* ) Input primitive from stream |
![]() | operator>> (PObject &) Input the data from the un-serialiser object. |
![]() | classesUsed Class table used by the serialiser |
Run Time Type functions
I/O functions
Miscellaneous functions
Comparison functions
This un-serialiser class reconstructs each object using binary data. This gives the highest level data density at the expense of some portability and possibly the speed of execution.A table of classes must also be output to set the correspondence between the class codes used in the output and the class names that are required by the unserialiser to construct instances of those classes.
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