Hi,
first, your example shows a method whoe name starts with "get". That does
not imply that this is a getter, it's just a method like any other method.
There is no option in the IDL syntax, since it is language agnostic.
Available options special to c++ are these
cpp (C++):
cob_style: Generate "Continuation OBject"-style classes.
no_client_completion: Omit calls to completion__() in CobClient class.
no_default_operators: Omits generation of default operators ==, != and <
templates: Generate templatized reader/writer methods.
pure_enums: Generate pure enums instead of wrapper classes.
include_prefix: Use full include paths in generated files.
moveable_types: Generate move constructors and assignment operators.
no_ostream_operators: Omit generation of ostream definitions.
no_skeleton: Omits generation of skeleton.
In addition, there's the possibility to specify annotations in the IDL:
- cpp.customostream ... prevents emitting implementations for operator <<
- cpp.type ..... override C++ type name
- final ...... adds noexcept to DTORs
So I would say no, not possible. You will have to patch the compiler
yourself to achive that.
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
From: Gianni Ambrosio
Sent: Monday, February 10, 2020 4:23 PM
To: user@thrift.apache.org
Subject: const method
Dear All,
is it possible to write a .thrift file so that c++ generared getter
methods are const?
Example:
myservice.thrift
service MyService {
string getName(1: i32 id),
MyService.h
class MyServiceClient : virtual public MyServiceIf {
void getName(std::string& _return, const int32_t id) const;
Regards,
Gianni
