flatbuffers/tests/include_test/sub/include_test2.fbs

include "include_test1.fbs";
include "sub/include_test2.fbs";    // should be skipped

namespace MyGame.OtherNameSpace;

enum FromInclude:long { IncludeVal }

struct Unused { a:int; }

table TableB {
  a:TableA;
}
Make inter-file cycles compile (#4364) 2017-06-26 16:07:02 +00:00			`include "include_test1.fbs";`
Fixed --keep-prefix functionality. Changing to keep include prefixes had two side effects: the main file being parsed wasn't filtered out anymore, and include directory paths would be added to the path in the include statement. Also moved the include_test*.fbs files to sub directories so we can actually test the handling of -I etc. tested: on Linux. Change-Id: Ibae095cea7ab0cccbac15cfb5171719f6b5cad8c 2017-05-24 22:21:26 +00:00			`include "sub/include_test2.fbs"; // should be skipped`
Schemas now support include files. Bug: 15521443 Change-Id: I2e1ef97e7225a1a0ecf2ca65e31d49d443003747 Tested: on Linux. 2014-08-19 21:20:05 +00:00
Referring to types from other namespaces in C++ now works correctly. Previously, it would ignore the fact that the type comes from a different namespace. Now they are pre-declared in their own namespace, and referenced with a qualified name if necessary. Bug: 16851682 Change-Id: I5cb625b86d28e7436b9e93c70a0fa16a600d9884 Tested: on Linux 2014-08-19 23:37:46 +00:00			`namespace MyGame.OtherNameSpace;`

Schemas now support include files. Bug: 15521443 Change-Id: I2e1ef97e7225a1a0ecf2ca65e31d49d443003747 Tested: on Linux. 2014-08-19 21:20:05 +00:00			`enum FromInclude:long { IncludeVal }`

Disallowed 0 byte structs. This is because they are incompatible with C++ and possibly other languages that make them minimum size 1 (to make sure multiple such objects don't reside at the same address). Forcing them to size 1 was also not practical, as that is requires updating the logic of a lot of implementations and thus possibly backwards incompatible. More here: https://github.com/google/flatbuffers/issues/4122 Change-Id: I2bfdc8597b7cfd2235bb4074bb2ae06f81f8e57d 2018-10-30 00:40:19 +00:00			`struct Unused { a:int; }`
Referring to types from other namespaces in C++ now works correctly. Previously, it would ignore the fact that the type comes from a different namespace. Now they are pre-declared in their own namespace, and referenced with a qualified name if necessary. Bug: 16851682 Change-Id: I5cb625b86d28e7436b9e93c70a0fa16a600d9884 Tested: on Linux 2014-08-19 23:37:46 +00:00
Make inter-file cycles compile (#4364) 2017-06-26 16:07:02 +00:00			`table TableB {`
			`a:TableA;`
			`}`