Avro C++
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A ValidSchema is basically a non-mutable Schema that has passed some minimum of sanity checks. More...
#include <ValidSchema.hh>
Public Member Functions | |
ValidSchema (NodePtr root) | |
ValidSchema (const Schema &schema) | |
void | setSchema (const Schema &schema) |
const NodePtr & | root () const |
void | toJson (std::ostream &os) const |
std::string | toJson (bool prettyPrint=true) const |
void | toFlatList (std::ostream &os) const |
Protected Attributes | |
NodePtr | root_ |
A ValidSchema is basically a non-mutable Schema that has passed some minimum of sanity checks.
Once validated, any Schema that is part of this ValidSchema is considered locked, and cannot be modified (an attempt to modify a locked Schema will throw). Also, as it is validated, any recursive duplications of schemas are replaced with symbolic links to the original.
Once a Schema is converted to a valid schema it can be used in validating parsers/serializers, converted to a json schema, etc.