On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 7:03 PM, Navin wrote:
> Yay It works. Thanks a lot. I will post the complete solution for
> the AddressBook example, in case someone else faces the same issues as
> me.
>
> My only other question was , I have many different .proto files and
> hence I would have multipl
Yay It works. Thanks a lot. I will post the complete solution for
the AddressBook example, in case someone else faces the same issues as
me.
My only other question was , I have many different .proto files and
hence I would have multiple descriptor files for them (wait is that
true. I believe
Yay It works. Thanks a lot. I will post the complete solution for
the AddressBook example, in case someone else faces the same issues as
me.
My only other question was , I have many different .proto files and
hence I would have multiple descriptor files for them (wait is that
true. I believe
On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 6:20 PM, Navin wrote:
> I went on a tangent with the use of TextFormat::Parse. I somehow
> thought that would help me read the data, but you have clarified, that
> would not work.
>
> So I think we are back to what you originally outlined. I believe i do
> NEED the descript
I went on a tangent with the use of TextFormat::Parse. I somehow
thought that would help me read the data, but you have clarified, that
would not work.
So I think we are back to what you originally outlined. I believe i do
NEED the descriptor files. Correct ?
1. //Open the descriptor file that I
On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 2:40 PM, Navin wrote:
> I believe I get the piece about constructing a message for a specific
> type given a descriptor file.
>
> About your last statement:
> "If person.pb contains the serialized (binary) data for your proto,
> you
> should be using one of the Message::Par
I believe I get the piece about constructing a message for a specific
type given a descriptor file.
About your last statement:
"If person.pb contains the serialized (binary) data for your proto,
you
should be using one of the Message::ParseFrom* routines. "
My understanding was I needed a "Perso
