Normal behavior is to not output fields that happen to have
the default value, since those will be reproduced anyway
when turned into a FlatBuffer binary. This however can be problematic
when using JSON to interop with other system since they might not
know this default value. This flatc option (and also flag
to GenerateText) will force those fields to be output anyway.
Tested: on Linux.
By default, disallow reading binaries that do not correspond to
the schema file_identifier. Override with --raw-binary
Change-Id: I24822c0e4c80dab4e5a238ae2b6e601a09025c27
Tested: on Linux.
This commit contains the first step in providing mutable FlatBuffers,
non-const accessors and mutation functions for existing fields generated
from --gen-mutable.
Change-Id: Iebee3975f05c1001f8e22824725edeaa6d85fbee
Tested: on Linux.
Bug: 15777024
Unless in --strict-json mode.
Also added strict_json option to the parser, which in
addition controls if field names without quotes are allowed.
Change-Id: Id56fe5c780bdb9170958050ffa8fa23cf2babe95
Tested: on Linux.
Also removed it appending _wire to filenames, renamed the json golden
file to .golden to not clash with generated files.
Bug: 15781201
Change-Id: I8322861e50d1e5b6a5ab5e4b5e5d8ae13c356eb2
Tested: on Windows and Linux
This will add quotes around field names, as required by the official
standard. By default it will leave quotes out, as it is more readable,
more compact, and is accepted by almost all JSON parsers.
The -S switch to flatc turns on strict mode.
As per rfc 7159.
Change-Id: Ibabe9c8162c47339d00ec581d18721a2ba40c6d0
Tested: on Windows.
Amol Deshpande