On Fri, Dec 04, 2009 at 02:17:33PM -0800, Scott Stafford wrote:
> Hi -
>
> We built a simplified XPath-like syntax (and implementation for C++)
> to control the Reflection interface via strings. For instance,
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> PBPath::GetInt32( myMessage, "field2[id=50].field3[1]" );
>
> would search myMessage.field2() for a message with id()==50, then get
> the second element of Substructure.field3() and return it.
May You share details about query syntax?
> Is this something people would be interested in if I cleaned it up for
> release as a separate library? Is there any interest in me submitting
> a patch to build it in to the protobuf library directly in some form?
> If so, what form?
> The implementation involves digesting the xpath-like string into a
> protobuf object that contains field ids and so on.
So You have formal (protobuf) description of this syntax?
I would be greatful if you share these parts :)
Pavel
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