SubSonic SimpleRepository 存储成员类
我是 C# 和 Subsonic 的新手。我正在尝试解决以下情况:
public class UnknownInt {
public int val;
public bool known;
}
public class Record {
public int ID;
public UnknownInt data;
}
我正在使用 SimpleRepository。 有没有办法在将 UnknownInt 存储到 SQL 数据库(可能作为 XML 文本字段?)之前对其进行序列化?
我正在尝试构建一个调查问卷系统,用户可以在其中提供“整数”答案、“未知”答案,以及一个 Null 答案(问题尚未得到解答)
换句话说 - 我的 UnknownInt 类需要实现哪些接口才能符合资格并可转换为 SubSonic 3.0 Simple Repository?
干杯!
I'm new to C# and Subsonic. I'm trying to solve the following case:
public class UnknownInt {
public int val;
public bool known;
}
public class Record {
public int ID;
public UnknownInt data;
}
I'm using SimpleRepository.
Is there a way I can get UnknownInt serialized before storing it in the SQL database (perhaps as XML text field?)
I'm trying to build a questionnaire system in which a user can provide an 'integer' answer, an 'Unknown' answer, as well as a Null answer (question not answered yet)
In other words - what interfaces does my UnknownInt class need to implement in order to be eligible and convertible into SubSonic 3.0 Simple Repository?
Cheers!
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我会这样做:
基本思想是拥有存储用户定义类型但对智能感知隐藏的列(System.ComponentModel.EditorBrowsable 属性)。
比你有一个复杂的类型(在这种情况下我更喜欢一个结构而不是一个类),它隐藏在 SubSonic 的简单存储库中。覆盖和运算符重载是可选的,但使使用此类型变得更容易。
用法示例:
I would do this:
The basic idea is to have to columns that store your userdefined type but are hidden from intellisense (System.ComponentModel.EditorBrowsable attribute).
Than you have a complex type (I prefer a struct rather than a class in this case) that is hidden from SubSonic's simple repository. The overrides and operator overloads are optional but make working with this type easier.
Example usage:
尝试使用可为空的 int (int?) 而不是 UnknownInt 类 - 您可以通过亚音速存储它。无需 XML 转换!
Try using a nullable int (int?) instead of you UnknownInt class - you can store it via subsonic. No XML conversion needed!