I'm currently serializing arrays of float values and I'd like to serialize more than 1 array value per line.
For example, the following output is the standard Json.NET formatting which serializes a single value per line for a 4x4 float array:
"Matrix1": [
[
1.37611,
-0.37982,
0.00381,
-0.00173
],
[
-0.46092,
0.77912,
-0.02207,
0.01123
],
[
0.00012,
-4E-05,
0.52735,
-0.60753
],
[
-1E-05,
-0.00093,
-0.07794,
1.28313
]
]
What I'd like to see as serialized output is more like this:
"Matrix1": [
[ 1.37611, 0.37982, 0.00381, -0.00173 ],
[ -0.46092, 0.77912, -0.02207, 0.01123 ],
[ 0.00012, -4E-05, 0.52735, -0.60753 ],
[ -1E-05, -0.00093, -0.07794, 1.28313 ]
]
Is there a way to instruct the JsonSerializer to serialize arrays with more than a single value per line, and to do custom serializing like this?
I know that I can use the JsonTextWriter to customize the output in this manner, but I'd like to use the JsonSerializer to serialize all my single and multi-dimensional arrays using the above format and limit the number of values written per line to a maximum value, such as 10 values per line.
Thanks.