Hi,
I have a strange case I'm dealing with. Using protobuf compiler 2.6.
Every time I send a certain set of values over my socket, it ends up with
missing data. Although I've compared the string received after
serialization on the server and on receiving the string on the client and
they are exactly the same, yet the values are all -1.
I've attached a snippet of the proto file below.
At this point these are below combos that always fail
type=99, count= 0, index = 1 (all values are -1 after deserialization)
type=99, count=99, index= 1 (works)
type=99999, count=999999, index= 1 (works)
- Basically anytime count is 0, all the values seem to be -1. However if I
make type 0, the same behavior does not occur. Am I missing something or
there is some underlying bug in my code? Again I've checked multiple times
the correct raw string data is being sent (with correct size). I use the
parseFromString method to parse the receiving string data.
- I've sent plenty of other types of data just fine.
- There are other messages defined in the same protobuf packet definition
file, can that make a difference?
message packet {
required int32 type = 1 [default = -1];
required int32 count = 2 [default = -1];
required int32 index = 3 [default = -1];
}
Thanks
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