Well, first we'd need a Javascript protobuf implementation. There are a
couple third-party ones, but Google doesn't provide one at this time. The
usual way to deal with Javascript is to encode your message in JSON, e.g.
using the code provided by http://code.google.com/p/protobuf-java-format/.
O
Are there any plans for protocol buffers to have support for the
javascript typed arrays that just rolled out with WebGL in Chrome? I
would like to add some communication to my WebGL demo at
http://www.pcprogramming.com
but don't want to hand write all the message classes in javascript and
c++.
On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 11:54 AM, jd wrote:
>
> Are there any plans for code generating javascript (using typed
> arrays) so we can use protocol buffers directly in the browser
> (chrome, mozilla, safari)
This does not used typed arrays, but closure-library contains a
javascript protocol buffer i
Are there any plans for code generating javascript (using typed
arrays) so we can use protocol buffers directly in the browser
(chrome, mozilla, safari)
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