Dear All,
has enum generation changed from thrift v 0.9.1 to 0.11.0?
In Thrift IDL I have:
enum WidgetId
{
LAP_TIME = 0,
TRACK_MAP = 1,
TELEMETRY = 2,
G_METER = 3,
STEER = 4,
COLLISION = 5,
COUNT = 6
}
And in C++ code I used simply the "WidgetId" type. While now I get a
compiler error and it seems I have to use WidgetId::type instead of
WidgetId. Looking at the generated C++ code now I see:
struct WidgetId {
enum type {
LAP_TIME = 0,
TRACK_MAP = 1,
TELEMETRY = 2,
G_METER = 3,
STEER = 4,
COLLISION = 5,
COUNT = 6
};
};
Unfortunately I don't have the old generated code to compare it with the
new one.
I'm looking at the thrift versions changes but at the moment I didn't
find anything related to enums and C++. Nothing on Thrift documentation
either.
On the C# side the enum generations has not been changed and it is a
flat enum:
public enum WidgetId
{
LAP_TIME = 0,
TRACK_MAP = 1,
TELEMETRY = 2,
G_METER = 3,
STEER = 4,
COLLISION = 5,
COUNT = 6,
}
So, basically, I don't like the hadrcoded "type". Is there a way to
generate a flat enum also for c++ with Thrift 0.11.0? Or is there a way
to customize the generated struct name and enum name? I mean, so that I
get a Widget::Id enum in C++ generated code?
Best regards,
Gianni
