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- File class name is defined as the java_outer_classname option value
or the file name ToCamelCase; never the single message's ClassName.
- File-scope enums are translated to constants in the file class,
regardless of java_multiple_files.
- If java_multiple_files=true, and file's class name equals a message's
class name, no error. This is done by detecting that the outer class
is not needed and skipping the outer class codegen and clash checks.
Note: there is a disparity between java[lite] and the previous
java{micr|nan}o: when generating code for a single-message proto, the
outer class is omitted by java{micr|nan}o if the file does not have
java_outer_classname. This change makes java{micr|nan}o align with
java[lite] codegen and create the outer class, but will print some
info to warn of potential change of code.
- Also fixed the "is_own_file" detection and made all parseX() methods
static. Previously, all messages in a java_multiple_files=true file
are (incorrectly) considered to be in their own files, including
nested messages, causing them to become inner classes (instance-
bound) and forcing the parseX() methods to lose the static modifier.
- This change supersedes c/60164 and c/60086, which causes javanano to
put enum values into enum shell classes if java_multiple_files=true.
We now always use the parent class to host the enum values. A future
change will add a command line option to provide more flexibility.
- Elaborated in java/README.txt.
Change-Id: I684932f90e0a028ef37c662b221def5ffa202439
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