Possibly I was wrong when I used the term "port". All code is written
from scratch. AStream does not implement all features of XStream.
Main differences are as follows:
- Implicit collections can't contain null values
- JSON output is not supported
- Maps are still to be implemented
- Not all java types have a corresponding type in AS3.
01.06.2014 17:01, Paul Hammant пишет:
Of course were very interested, and encouraging :)
But, 'scuse me for asking, but how faithful was the port of java to
js/actionscrpt? Would git recognize the 'fork' of individual source files?
- ph
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On May 31, 2014, at 11:52 PM, "kokori...@gmail.com" <kokori...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello, XStream users!
I ported XStream to AS3 and called that library AStream. You can see it here:
https://github.com/kokorin/AStream
AStream currently supports:
- Primitive types (int, uint, Number, String, Boolean and null)
- Complex types
- Enums (based on as3.lang.Enum)
- Collections: Array, typed Vector and all collections from Flex (based on
mx.collections.IList)
- Implicit collections (without separate parent tag)
- Classes implementing IExternalizable
- Aliases for class, property and package
- Different types of handling cycle- and cross-references in object
- Output customization with metadata and code
Does anyone interested in that port?
Is there a chance that it would be mentioned on XStream site?
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