I wrote a message like this
message head
{
required fixed32 msgSize = 1;
}
After generating cpp files, the member becomes msgsize.
Big ‘S’ is changed to little 's'.
I've been heard about the filename case sensitive difference between
os,
but never heard name of class member case sensitive
On May 16, 2012, at 5:02 , secondsquare wrote:
After generating cpp files, the member becomes msgsize.
Big ‘S’ is changed to little 's'.
This is by design. Protocol buffers follows Google's style guide where C++
names_use_underscores while Java names useCamelCase. Protobuf will generate the
Hi,
I made a message, named RequestModel and when I declare pointer of
RequestModel like :
LOG(MSG_BEFORE);
RequestModel *mmodel;
..
My module get loaded by apache and I get the MSG_BEFORE in my apache
log.
But when I new my object, apache does'nt even call my function
without any error or
modcplusplus is right solution for voiding such headaches.
I've no problem with modcpluplus + ( C++ Module ) + any c++ shared objects
except PB.
I explained my problem recently in this group.
Cheers,
SKY
On Thursday, November 19, 2009 5:20:28 PM UTC+3:30, Mauro wrote:
Haha, Jason was right!
Not sure if it is of any interest, I have the code needed to copy
Protocol-Buffers to / from cobol in my projects
RecordEditor (http://record-editor.sourceforge.net/)
Protocol Buffers Editor (http://code.google.com/p/protobufeditor/)
It would be a case of putting code from the 2 projects
