File org.proto
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message Optimize {
required int element_size;
required string element_name;
}
message nodes {
repeated Optimize;
}
*Have this decoding function:*
DecodeNodeMsg()
{
Org::nodes *node = new Org::nodes;
int element_size;
string element_name;
int NumofElem = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < Org::nodes().Optimize().size(); i++)
{
element_size = Org::nodes().Optimize(i).element_size();
element_name = Org::nodes().Optimize(i).element_name();
cout << "size" << element_size << endl;
cout << "name" << element_name << endl;
NumofElem++;
}
cout << "number of" << NumofElem << endl;
}
I am encoding a nodes message with three Optimize messages in it. and
calling this decode function. Encoding part is an old code which is working
fine from long time. So i dont suspect the encoding function.
I see that the NumofElem is correctly printed as three. However, i see that
both element_size & element_name is just garbage. Interger has some junk
value and string has a binary data.
I am having this issue only if this repeated fields. If fields are
required/optional fields, then i dont have this issue.
Could some one has similar issue... ? if so any clues on how to fix this ?
Thanks,
Kiran
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