I am trying to build a serialization system for our application, which should be able to handle inheritance. To further complicate matters, the application is extensible, so types may be unlikely at compile time.
I read the previous stacking question that was answered, and it helped me go a long way towards my goal, but I hit a stumbling block, which is probably more of a lack of understanding than any real problem!
So this is the code that I currently have ...
public interface IBaseFrame
{
}
public class BasicDataFrame : IBaseFrame
{
}
public class AnotherFrame : BasicDataFrame
{
}
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RuntimeTypeModel model = TypeModel.Create();
MetaType baseType = model.Add(typeof(IBaseFrame), true);
MetaType basicFrameType = model.Add(typeof(BasicDataFrame),true);
baseType.AddSubType(7, typeof(BasicDataFrame));
model.Add(typeof(AnotherFrame), true);
basicFrameType.AddSubType(8, typeof(AnotherFrame));
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