[C#] Add Offsets and WrapForEncodeAndApplyHeader #777
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@szehetner The build fails with the Checkstyle error, i.e.: |
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@vyazelenko Thanks, forgot to run the full gradle build locally. |
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This adds two new members to the generated C# messages. Both of these are already available in the generated Java classes, but were missing in the C# version.
public const int <FieldMember>OffsetThis is useful if you need to read/write a member with some other method than the generated accessors, e.g. read a fixed-length byte array as a
ReadOnlySpan<byte>. Currently these offsets need to be hardcoded.public void WrapForEncodeAndApplyHeader(DirectBuffer buffer, int offset, MessageHeader headerEncoder)Generates the repetitive code to fill the header. Same as "wrapAndApplyHeader" in Java.