Closed lundmark closed 6 years ago
Both sound like bugs... I'll look into it!
I'll take a pass on bugs at lunch tomorrow!
This case ( and a whole bunch of other invalid formats/chars ) is detected now and reported as an error + giving suggestions on what is a valid format.
If I define a struct member like this: { "name" : "apa", "type" : "Random *" },
and Random is a struct, the type outputted will not be a pointer but rather a normal struct (and no warning about it).
if I instead do { "name" : "apa", "type" : "Random*" },
it will become a: const struct Random* apa;
I don't want it as const. Why is it const?