The converted structure is lost with python.

[kuozhijishou]

version:

windows release flatc version 2.0.0

for Common.Tile.ids:

in the fbs's definition, "Common.Tile.ids" == "Common.Slice". All other programming languages can be found in "Common.Tile.ids" "Common.Slice". but Python can not, I just found out that “obj”, what it brings is a mistake. Only Python faced this mistake, and I have no way to use it with python now .

fbs：

namespace Common;

struct Slice {
    index:uint32;
    size:uint32;
}

struct Tile {
    x:int32;
    y:int32;
    ids:Slice;
}

python: (flatc.exe -p **.fbs)

def Ids(self, obj):
    obj.Init(self._tab.Bytes, self._tab.Pos + 8)
    return obj

cpp

const Common::Slice &ids() const {
    return ids_;
}

java

public Common.Slice ids() { return ids(new Common.Slice()); }
public Common.Slice ids(Common.Slice obj) { return obj.__assign(bb_pos + 8, bb); }

go

func (rcv *Tile) Ids(obj *Slice) *Slice {
    if obj == nil {
        obj = new(Slice)
    }
    obj.Init(rcv._tab.Bytes, rcv._tab.Pos+8)
    return obj
}

[CasperN]

What do you mean by "the converted structure is lost"?

[kuozhijishou]

Sorry, I may have a grammar problem using Google Translate.

in the fbs's definition, "Common.Tile.ids" == "Common.Slice". All other programming languages can be found in "Common.Tile.ids" "Common.Slice". but Python can not, I just found out that “obj”, what it brings is a mistake.

What do you mean by "the converted structure is lost"?

[dbaileychess]

Are you trying to say that the obj name in the following generated code should be named slice?

def Ids(self, obj):
    obj.Init(self._tab.Bytes, self._tab.Pos + 8)
    return obj

[kuozhijishou]

Are you trying to say that the obj name in the following generated code should be named slice?

def Ids(self, obj):
    obj.Init(self._tab.Bytes, self._tab.Pos + 8)
    return obj

Yes, this should be Slice, theoretically.

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