Thank you for your reply.
'RuntimeTypeModel.Default
.Add(type(Customer), false)
.Add(1, "Id")
.Add(3, "Name");'
Is it the script in the .proto file?
What I want to do is just use the configuration to instead of the
Attribute, because I want to use the binary serializer in the third party's
class.
So I think the configuration can inject the class. Am I right?
Anyway, i will try first and will contact you for help if necessary. Thanks
for your help again.
在 2013年6月1日星期六UTC+8上午3时42分38秒，Marc Gravell写道：
>
> This is a protobuf-net specific question. The answer to that depends on
> what you want to do. And I should stress that using attribute decoration is
> a lot simpler (and is what you get if you start from .proto). But basically:
>
> RuntimeTypeModel.Default
> .Add(type(Customer), false)
> .Add(1, "Id")
> .Add(3, "Name");
>
> Etc - assuming that members Id and Name are defined. But there are lots
> more options - for using specific formats, surrogates, factories,
> callbacks, etc. So again - what do you want to do?
> On 31 May 2013 18:16, "凌翔" <[email protected] <javascript:>> wrote:
>
>> Please give me an example, thank you!
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