struct demoMessage
{
1: string myIdentifies;
2: string myDatum;
3: list<string> myList;
}
That would be the equivalent in a thrift file, if I get the terminology of
Google right.
Although I think Thrift's approach is much easier to understand and more
logical, especialy if you come from C++.
Patrick
Am Dienstag 26 Mai 2009 um 01:28AM schrieb "Joshua Kramer"
<[email protected]>:
>Hello,
>
>How can I specify repeating elements in a thrift spec?
>
>For example if I'm using Google Protocol Buffers, I can do this:
>
>message demoMesssage {
> required string myIdentifier = 1;
> optional string myDatum = 2;
> repeated string myList = 3;
>}
>
>In this case, I can have zero or more strings in myList. In the root
>object (Python, C++, etc) it is specified as an array. How might I
>represent that message in Thrift-speak?
>
>Cheers,
>-Josh
>
>
