Comment #1 on issue 220 by jas...@google.com: TextFormat:Parser cannot
parse strings with colon?
http://code.google.com/p/protobuf/issues/detail?id=220
Can you include the actual code? This works as expected for me:
TEST(MessageFormat, ParseColon) {
protobuf_unittest::OneString m1, m2;
c
Sorry, I got it working. I misunderstood your answer initially. Yes,
when I select the same runtime for both (i.e. project Properties -> C+
+ -> Code Generation -> Runtime Library) it works.
Thanks!
A better link, that accidentally caused me to realise what you meant
was http://cubicspot.blogspot
Both "string"s should be referring to the same type. google::protobuf has
"using namespace std;" (terrible, I know, it's a long story), so when
google::protobuf::internal::ParseNamedEnum declares its parameter to be
"const string&", that "string" should resolve to "std::string". So I'm not
sure h
On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 6:03 AM, users wrote:
> I am implementing PB to provide an external interface and API to a
> developing system. I know the interface will change and the extension/
> backwards compatibility is a major benefit. When designing the .proto
> files should I, for pure fle
It's true that you wouldn't be able to take advantage of the JPA
annotations. However, I'd imagine JPA provides a lower-level API that lets
you use it with objects that aren't annotated.
On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 8:41 AM, Roberto Caldas wrote:
> > If you're using the reflection API correctly, that
Thanks Kenton. I was meaning to update the discussion group this
morning about what I found but I got caught up with something.
Yes, we have another symbol called "string" in our code (our own
implementation of something wrapping a char *; not a class) and if we
include the header file containing
I installed the java libraries using `mvn install` in protobuf-2.3.0/
java, but still get the same errors when trying to do `make java` in
protobuf-2.3.0/examples. I've never used Maven before - is there
something I need to set up so javac knows where to look to find the
jarfile maven created (~/.
You need to list the .jar file itself in the CLASSPATH. It's not enough to
just list the directory that contains it.
On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 2:19 PM, Noah Easterly wrote:
> I installed the java libraries using `mvn install` in protobuf-2.3.0/
> java, but still get the same errors when trying to
That still seems strange. The generated code explicitly refers to
::std::string, so it couldn't be using your type. So, it must be that your
compiler is misinterpreting the reference to "string" in
generated_message_util.h. It seems to be picking up your "string" from the
global scope before it
