Hi,

I just completed a little c++ based thrift 0.5.0 prototype and I was a bit 
surprised that there were no setter methods for fields.  

This is the kind of code i ended up writing:

myContact.firstname = string(parsedValue);             
myContact.__isset.firstname = true;

I'm curious why there are no accessor methods generated for c++. 

(I'm a c++ newbie so I wouldn't be surprised to hear that I am doing something 
stupid)


Any thoughts or pointers appreciated.

jp

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