* Fix 64-bit default numeric enum values in typescript
If you had a default value that wasn't a valid enum value (e.g., a zero
if you used a bit_flag setting, like you get with AdvancedFeatures
in reflection.fbs), we weren't using BigInt.
* Run generate_code.py
* [DART] Handle deprecated fields & invalid enum defaults
* Update .NET test
* Unified name case conversion to single method
* Convert bfbs_gen to use ConvertCase
* convert rust to use ConvertCase
* Convert idl_parser to use ConvertCase
* Convert MakeScreamingCamel to ConvertCase
* Replaced MakeCamel with ConvertCase
* minor fixes
* Fix C/C++ Create<Type>Direct with sorted vectors
If a struct has a key the vector has to be sorted. To sort the vector
you can't use "const".
* Changes due to code review
* Improve code readability
* Add generate of JSON schema to string to lib
* option indent_step is supported
* Remove unused variables
* Fix break in test
* Fix style to be consistent with rest of the code
* [TS] Fix reserved words as arguments (#6955)
* [TS] Fix generation of reserved words in object api (#7106)
* [go] always write required types
* support optional scalars in go
* generate optional_scalars and monster_test
* restore original behavior for non-optional scalars
* add tests
* Change Rust generated file defaults
After #6731, flatc changed its default behavior
for generating rust code to fix some importing issues.
This was a breaking change which invlidated the patch release,
`flatc 2.0.5` (#7081). This PR reverses the default so we can
release a patch update. However, does break Rust users who work at
HEAD.
* Bump flatc patch version (2.0.6)
Co-authored-by: Casper Neo <cneo@google.com>
* fix for rust build
* Rust: Implement Serialize on generated types
For debugging convenience it is really handy to be able to dump out
types as another format (ie: json). For example, if we are logging a
type to a structured logging system, or even printing it out in a
structured way to the console.
Right now we handle this by shelling out to `flatc` which is not ideal;
by implementing Serialize on the generated types we can use any of the
Serializer-implementing packages for our structured debug output.
* clang-format
* Make the flatbuffers Rust crate only have an optional dependency on the `serde` packages.
* fix warning
* fix rust test build
* Oh yeah this needs to be initialized
* fix toml syntax
* code review feedback
* rebuild test data
Augment the C++ generator to emit a C++ copy constructor and a by-value
copy assignment operator. This is enabled by default when the C++
standard is C++11 or later. These additional functions are only emitted
for objects that need it, typically tables containing other tables.
These new functions are declared in the object table type and are
defined as inline functions after table declarations.
When these new functions are declared, a user-defined
explicitly-defaulted default constructor and move constructor are also
emitted.
The copy assignment operator uses the copy-and-swap idiom to provide
strong exception safety, at the expense of keeping 2 full table copies
in memory temporarily.
fixes#5783
* Add --warnings-as-errors to flatc compiler.
With this option set, flatc will return an error on parsing if
any warnings occurred.
* Add unit test for opts.warnings_as_errors.
* Change explicit option setting to default.
Parsing as bytes produces buffers that are unsafe to access unless passed thru a verifier,
whereas users could reasonably assume that any JSON parsed without errors is safe to access.
Users that still have legacy JSON files with such bytes in it will get a helpful error point them
to the option to turn on to have it work again.
* Enable --gen-onefile in Python
Made it possible to generate all python code in one file. Modified
py_test.py so that it can switch between the multi-file code and
the one-file code.
Updated PythonTest.sh and py_test.py so that the multi-file code
and the one-file code can be tested based on the same test code.
* Sync with google/flatbuffers
* Add --gen-onefile to generate_code.py
* Make idl_parser deterministic
Some golden tests even exercise this [logic](df2df21ec1/tests/prototest/test.golden (L8)). Let's make the parser fully stable not depending on the implementation of std::sort
* Retry the ci
* Fix C/C++ Create<Type>Direct with sorted vectors
If a struct has a key the vector has to be sorted. To sort the vector
you can't use "const".
* Changes due to code review
* Improve code readability
* Add generate of JSON schema to string to lib
* option indent_step is supported
* Remove unused variables
* Fix break in test
* Fix style to be consistent with rest of the code
* [TS] Fix reserved words as arguments (#6955)
* initial hack to get new Lua generator into flatc
* Starting to output enum defs for Lua
* Continue to work on table generation for Lua
* Finished basic getter access for Lua
* Added ability to get object by index
* Finished struct builder
* aliased reflection to r
* finish table builder generation
* register requiring files
* better generated header info
* Tying up loose ends
* Updated reflection to handle struct padding
* Addd type sizes to reflection
* Fixed some vector indirect issues
* Lua tests passed
* Misc cleanup
* ci fixes 1
* ci fixes 2
* renaming
* up size of type sizes
* manually ran clang-format-11 -i src/idl_parser.cpp
* fixed some windows casting
* remove stupid auto import
* more static_casting
* remove std
* update other build environments
* remove scoped enums
* replaced std::to_string with NumToString
* more win fixes
* more win fixes
* replaced old lua with new
* removed auto import
* review responses
* more style fixes
* refactor bfbs_gen_len to use code +=
* added consts
* fix lambda capture for windows
* remove unused return type
When generating code with --grpc, --cpp and using filename-suffix, the generated grpc files where not including the correct header that had the filename-suffix. As a suffix, they used the default "_generated".
Free functions for these were used to get the suffix. FlatBufFile had such methods, but also needed to be into its base File and use these.
- grpc generated files include the correct message header.
- grpc generated files also have the suffix
- grpc generated cc file does not include initial message header
* split flatbuffers.h into separate files
* wrong variable in cmakelists for android
* readded two accidentally deleted includes
* created buffer.h and moved buffer related things over
* Keep methods with struct name and switch them to default
This PR can help fix the following two issues:
1): A set of simplified API (without struct name) was added in
https://github.com/google/flatbuffers/pull/6336. It causes name
conflict when merging all generated python file into a single one
(the primary usage senario in Google).
2): Flatbuffers 2.0 generates absolute import path, which may cause
name space conflicts. See more details in
https://github.com/google/flatbuffers/issues/5840.
The solution for both is to generate the merged Python code, similar
C++. The merged code will not contain the simplied API, but only the
method with struct name. For issue (1), it will mimic the exactly
usage pattern for Google internal. For issue (2), users can generate
the merged flatbuffer code, without worrying about the imports.
The above idea will be implemented in the following steps:
Step 1 (this PR): revert changes in https://github.com/google/flatbuffers/pull/6336
that set the simplified API as default. Remove statements that the
original API will be deprecated, and reset the original API as default.
Step 2 (the following PR): create a flag to generate the merged code.
The Simplified API will be removed from the merged code, otherwise it
will cause name conflict.
* Update the generated sample code
* Update the generated example code
* Reverst the changes of GetRootAs
* Update examples from grpc/example/generate.sh
It seems like `--conform` already works for vectors of unions - there is
just a spurious check that prevents it from running. Fixes#6882
Also, if schemas do not conform, `flatc` no longer prints out the usage
(since the error is not due to bad usage). Fixes#6496
