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import { $$types, $$getShiftTable } from './proto';
import { fromBinary } from './byte-table-builder';
export abstract class Reader<T, M extends { slice(start: number, end: number): M }> {
private readonly instance: T;
private readonly protocolTable: ProtoTable;
constructor(private C: { new(): T }) {
this.instance = new C();
this.protocolTable = (this.instance as any)[$$getShiftTable]();
}
public read(msg0: M): T {
// Create empty instance of class "C".
const c = new this.C();
// Compute byte table from binary message.
const byteTable = fromBinary(msg0, this.protocolTable, this.readAs as any, (_, s, e) => msg0.slice(s,e));
const typedFields = (c as any)[$$types] as Map<string, string>;
// Iterate through the byte table and assign parsed values to object properties.
for (let [index, [field, type, size, shift]] of byteTable.entries()) {
// Assign only typed fields!
// Don't assign fields-companions created for dynamics.
if (typedFields.has(field) && size > 0) {
const buf = msg0.slice(shift, shift + size);
(c as any)[field] = this.readAs(buf as M, type);
}
}
return c;
};
protected abstract readAs<T>(msg: M, type: string): T;
}
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