write method

  1. @override
void write(
  1. BinaryWriter writer,
  2. ActualOrganizationModel obj
)
override

Is called when a value has to be encoded.

Implementation

@override
void write(BinaryWriter writer, ActualOrganizationModel obj) {
  writer
    ..writeByte(24)
    ..writeByte(0)
    ..write(obj.id)
    ..writeByte(1)
    ..write(obj.nitNumber)
    ..writeByte(2)
    ..write(obj.firstName)
    ..writeByte(3)
    ..write(obj.lastName)
    ..writeByte(4)
    ..write(obj.ciNumber)
    ..writeByte(5)
    ..write(obj.ciExtension)
    ..writeByte(6)
    ..write(obj.ciComplement)
    ..writeByte(7)
    ..write(obj.email)
    ..writeByte(8)
    ..write(obj.cellphone)
    ..writeByte(9)
    ..write(obj.password)
    ..writeByte(10)
    ..write(obj.type)
    ..writeByte(11)
    ..write(obj.calculator)
    ..writeByte(12)
    ..write(obj.legalRepresentativeFirstName)
    ..writeByte(13)
    ..write(obj.legalRepresentativeLastName)
    ..writeByte(14)
    ..write(obj.legalRepresentativeCiNumber)
    ..writeByte(15)
    ..write(obj.legalRepresentativeCiExtension)
    ..writeByte(16)
    ..write(obj.legalRepresentativeCiComplement)
    ..writeByte(17)
    ..write(obj.legalRepresentativeEmail)
    ..writeByte(18)
    ..write(obj.legalRepresentativeCellphone)
    ..writeByte(19)
    ..write(obj.rate)
    ..writeByte(20)
    ..write(obj.active)
    ..writeByte(21)
    ..write(obj.createdAt)
    ..writeByte(22)
    ..write(obj.updatedAt)
    ..writeByte(23)
    ..write(obj.name);
}