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Mike Riley commented on THRIFT-3041:
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I was doing my best to just follow the style followed by all of the other
libraries and the compiler. Actually glad to hear you suggest this, I'll
update the patch shortly.
> Generate asynchronous clients for Cocoa
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>
> Key: THRIFT-3041
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-3041
> Project: Thrift
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Cocoa - Compiler, Cocoa - Library
> Reporter: Mike Riley
> Fix For: 0.9.3
>
> Attachments: async-clients.diff
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> I've been using thrift on a decent variety of iOS projects for the last ~4
> years. Every time I set a new project up, I invariably end up inventing some
> way to invoke thrift RPC calls via Objective-C block syntax. I usually end
> up ripping apart the generated classes by declaring their private methods,
> and then writing a bunch of boilerplate all so that I can avoid using the
> provided HTTP client, which makes synchronous requests.
> This is a decent stab at letting the generator take care of this problem for
> me, and everyone else. It ended up being pretty heavy handed with
> t_cocoa_generator.cc, but I've spent a while testing this and am pretty
> confident I managed to avoid breaking anything. I realize this is a large
> change, so I've put up the sandbox I was using to test on github if that
> makes it easier to review. If you want the tl;dr; about what practical
> changes this has on generated sources:
> https://github.com/yelirekim/thrift-cocoa-love/blob/master/thrift-cocoa-love/ViewController.m
> https://github.com/yelirekim/thrift-cocoa-love/blob/master/gen-cocoa/asdf.h
> I'd welcome feedback or proposed modifications if this approach isn't quite
> right.
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