Hi Janice,
please have a look at the Thrift tutorial code, which is a good example for
IDL files including each other. This works fine for me, so maybe you want to
have a look if you find can spot the problem in your IDL. A common mistake
is to forget the prefix of the included type:
file one.thrift:
type string foo
file two.thrift
include "one.thrift"
struct bar {
1: one.foo baz // note the prefix before "foo"
}
If you still have problems, please the relevant excerpts of your IDL files
or prepare a short example demonstrating the issue, and we will try to help
you.
Have fun,
JensG
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From: Janice Vann
Sent: Friday, November 15, 2013 6:16 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: TypeDef in shared file?
I would like to declare a custom typedef in my shared.thrift file so it can
be used by any other thrift file that includes shared.thrift. For example:
typedef string datetimestring
However, it won't compile (using Thrift compiler 0.9.1 for Delphi). So I
guess we just have to include the custom typedef in each file that needs
it. Is that right or am I missing something?
Thanks!
Janice
