Package net.amygdalum.testrecorder.values

Class Summary

Class	Description
AbstractSerializedReferenceType
AbstractSerializedValue
LambdaSignature
SerializedArray	Serializing to SerializedArray is restricted to arrays of any variant.
SerializedEnum	Serializing to SerializedEnum is restricted to enums.
SerializedImmutable<V>	Serializing to SerializedImmutable is restricted to objects of a class that complies with following criteria: - it is a class with immutable values (like BigInteger, BigDecimal
SerializedLambdaObject
SerializedList	Serializing to SerializedList is restricted to objects of a class that complies with following criteria: - is a sub class of java.util.List (deserializers can depend on the java.util.Set interface) - has an empty public default constructor (deserializers potentially call the standard constructor) - has an add method that is sequence invariant (deserializers potentially call the add method) Serializing objects not complying to this criteria is possible, just make sure that their exists a custom deserializer for these objects
SerializedLiteral	Serializing to SerializedLiteral is only valid for primitive types and non-null Strings.
SerializedMap	Serializing to SerializedMap is restricted to objects of a class that complies with following criteria: - is a sub class of java.util.Map (deserializers can depend on the java.util.Set interface) - has an empty public default constructor (deserializers potentially call the standard constructor) - has a put method that is sequence invariant (deserializers potentially call the put method) Serializing objects not complying to this criteria is possible, just make sure that their exists a custom deserializer for these objects
SerializedNull	Serializing to SerializedNull is only valid and strongly recommended for any value that is null.
SerializedObject	Serializing to SerializedObject is the default if no other SerializedValue matches.
SerializedProxy
SerializedSet	Serializing to SerializedSet is restricted to objects of a class that complies with following criteria: - is a sub class of java.util.Set (deserializers can depend on the java.util.Set interface) - has an empty public default constructor (deserializers potentially call the standard constructor) - has an add method that is sequence invariant (deserializers potentially call the add method) Serializing objects not complying to this criteria is possible, just make sure that their exists a custom deserializer for these objects
ValuePrinter