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I am using Visual Studio 2008 and I wonder if there is a way to specify -p:detectMissing when running the ProtoBufTool custom tool. Found nothing on the web about it. Do I have to stick to calling protogen from the command prompt (or wrap protogen inside my own batch file) if I need to specify command line options?
Thanks,
Simon
Yes, there’s a … er, hack. The “custom namespace” is the only thing available to me. This is still usable to supply a namespace, so I choose to accept semi-colon delimited options after that. So if you don’t want to specify the namespace, the first character must be a semi-colon. So; try setting:
as the “custom namespace” (properties pane of the .proto file)