Haxe has really amazing data serialization/deserialization mechanism. This library provide the most common abilities to use Java with Haxe front-end or backend. This is mostly copy-paste from Haxe Standard Library with corrections to use it without the rest of library.
Full definition of Haxe Messaging Format available in the documentation. Threre is full list of types supported for serialization/deserialization with haxe-networking.
| Primitive | Complex | Special Values |
|---|---|---|
| int | String | 0 |
| float | Date | NaN |
| boolean | Array | null |
| List | +Infinity | |
| Map* | -Infinity | |
| Objects | ||
| Exceptions |
import org.haxe.net.HaxeDeserializer;
import org.haxe.net.HaxeSerializer;
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
HaxeSerializer serializer = new HaxeSerializer();
serializer.serialize("foo");
serializer.serialize(12);
String s = serializer.toString();
System.out.println(s); // y3:fooi12
HaxeDeserializer deserializer = new HaxeDeserializer(new StringBuffer(s));
System.out.println(deserializer.deserialize()); // foo
System.out.println(deserializer.deserialize()); // 12
}
}
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