ProtoBufEditor Activity
Editor for Protocol Buffer Binary files
Status: Beta
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Activity for ProtoBufEditor
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Zamorano Zamora created ticket #5
Very difficult installation on Windows
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Bruce Martin modified ticket #3
Where is the source code?
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Editing protobuf with nested and repeating sub-messages
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Joe Schweickart posted a comment on ticket #4
Yes, all capabilities I am looking for I am now able to do. Thanks
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Editing protobuf with nested and repeating sub-messages
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Sounds as though all is ok will change status to pending and eventually close
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OK, the step I was missing was Insert Record(s) from the right-click menu to add sub-messages to a parent message. All is good now and appears to be working well for both reading delimited files as well as creating them from scratch. Thanks and it looks just like what we need.
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There is a New Record button (see picture), also menu option Edit >>> Insert New Record can be used. You will then be given an option on which Record-Type to create: Have a look at Create new message wiki
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There is a New Record button (also menu option Edit >>> Insert New Record). You will then be given an option on which Record-Type to create. I will create a wiki post with more details
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Update: I am able to edit a protobuf file that I created with the attached case.proto using a Java program. Once I have delimited protobufs created, I can use copy/paste functionality to create new case records with their associated embedded messages. I can then edit the fields in the pasted records. I would still be interested if there is a way to use the New Record functionality to create a complex message with sub-messages and repeating fields.
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Editing protobuf with nested and repeating sub-messages
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Version 0.98.2 should support proto 3. You need to have Proto3 installed on your computer see https://sourceforge.net/projects/protobufeditor/files/ProtoBufEditor/Test_Releases/Version_0.98.2/ Comes with Protocol buffers 3.2.0 included in it. latter version of Protocol buffers will probably work but I have not tested them. It does support delimited files. Look at the File Structure field. When selecting a Delimited file, a File Structure of delimited message should be selected automatically. File...
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FlorianWolters posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Now with version 0.98.3, does the project support the proto3 language and the parsing of "default"-delimited files (built-in Protobuf support for both Java and C++)?
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No worries, I had forgoten about the Code tag and assumed you had seen the subverswion tag
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Francesco Montorsi posted a comment on ticket #3
Wonderful, thanks! I didn't notice the "CodeSubversion" tab because I was misleaded by the "code" tab that points to empty git repo! Thanks, Francesco 2017-10-26 0:12 GMT+02:00 Bruce Martin bruce_a_martin@users.sf.net: All the source code is in subvertsion. Most of it is in RecordEditor project: https://sourceforge.net/p/record-editor/code/HEAD/tree/ Protobufeditor: https://sourceforge.net/p/protobufeditor/CodeSubversion/HEAD/tree/ [tickets:#3] Where is the source code? Status: open Milestone: 1.0...
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All the source code is in subvertsion. Most of it is in RecordEditor project: https://sourceforge.net/p/record-editor/code/HEAD/tree/ Protobufeditor: https://sourceforge.net/p/protobufeditor/CodeSubversion/HEAD/tree/
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Hi Bruce, don't you think that placing the source code in a repository like git, subversion or something else it would be easier also for you to keep track of your changes, etc? That's just a suggestion since almost all open source projects employ git or subversion... HTH, Francesco 2017-10-24 8:26 GMT+02:00 Bruce Martin bruce_a_martin@users.sf.net: I have uploaded my current source (eclipse project): https://sourceforge.net/projects/protobufeditor/files/ ProtoBufEditor/Test_Releases/Source_98.5/...
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Version 0.98.5
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I have uploaded my current source (eclipse project): https://sourceforge.net/projects/protobufeditor/files/ProtoBufEditor/Test_Releases/Source_98.5/ You will find there are a number of packages / jars that are needed to compile the RecordEditor but ar not need for the protobuf editor. I will look at getting rid of codegen and JRecord source and producing a simpler source package There is a lib directory with jars that are needed during the compile. The source is a in Eclipse project format. There...
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ProtoBufEditor released /ProtoBufEditor/Test_Releases/Version_0.98.2/ProtocolBuffer_Editor_0.98.2_Installer_pb_3.2.0.jar.7z
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I have uploaded my current source (eclipse project): https://sourceforge.net/projects/protobufeditor/files/ProtoBufEditor/Test_Releases/Source_98.5/ You will find there are a number of packages / jars that are needed to compile the RecordEditor but ar not need for the protobuf editor. I will look at getting rid of codegen and JRecord source and producing a simpler source package There is a lib directory with jars that are needed. I will probably produce a simpler source download in a couple of days...
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Hi Bruce, thanks for the fast reply. Great to know you're working on improving the project! Do you plan to check in the code in the GIT repository of this project? Or you prefer to simply make it available as download option for released files? I'm asking because I would like to do some changes and if the code is in GIT it would be easier for me (and you) to discuss/review changes (via pull requests) etc Thanks, Francesco
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Basically: The Recordeditor Code sits with the Recordeditor project. This is most of the code. I am in the middle of a fairly big change to cb2xml / JRecord / Recordeditor at the moment. I will generate the RecordEditor jars and run the automated tests on them. If this goes well, I will get latest code out in a day or 2.
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Where is the source code?
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Version 0.98.2 built https://sourceforge.net/projects/protobufeditor/files/Proto...
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Versiomn 0.98.2 removed acceptance of GPL in version 0.98.2 https://sourceforge....
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I have rebuilt the exe wrapper, tested on Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 and uploaded...
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Ok, I will look at it, just using default behaviour of the installer. Also, Thank...
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I will look at it. Are you running on a "User" account or an admin account; which...
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I will look at it. Are you running on a "User" account or an admin account; which...
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Björn Kautler created ticket #2
Users should not be forced to accept GPL
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EXE installer hangs
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I have uploaded a new version: https://sourceforge.net/projects/protobufeditor/files/ProtoBufEditor/Test_Releases/Version_0.98...
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I have had a quick look at it - it should be possible. Can you answer one question:...
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Joseph Dean posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
This tool is almost exactly what I'm looking for; thanks for putting it together!...
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Thats correct; The protobufeditor needs to have protoc installed. The protoc.exe...
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Webber posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
i found out that for .proto, i need steps below 1 unzip protoc-2.6.1-win32.zip for...
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Thank you for your great work. But, I experienced an issue. When trying build in...
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