libgats.git - Generalized Agile Transport System, send compact, binary structured data.

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2022-04-06	toString works.	Mike Buland
	It does indent automatically. I figure, you know, if you're converting to a string then a big part of the reason is so you can read it. In that case, why make it optional?
2022-04-02	Just removed a bunch of commented out code.	Mike Buland

2022-03-31	Added real exceptions based on QException.	Mike Buland
	These may not be stl compatible, which would be sad. They seem to work in practice, though.
2016-09-21	Accumulated changes.	Mike Buland

2013-02-11	Updated the copyright to 2013. Also, started the Gats::RpcHandler.	Mike Buland

2012-11-09	The attempt to use symlinks in place of the header files was silly.	Mike Buland

2012-11-09	Many changes: tabconv'd the C++ code, added a license, BSD, and docs.	Mike Buland

2012-06-27	Apparently the various value classes don't all have setters yet, they should.	Mike Buland

2012-06-22	Added super handy readAllObjects slot.	Mike Buland

2012-06-11	All languages now support Null except for python and php, python is proving	Mike Buland
	slightly trickier.
2012-04-06	The Qt API now supports cloning.	Mike Buland

2012-04-06	Qt is tested more thoroughly, some read bugs are fixed. It also works better	Mike Buland
	with qt principles. You can hook up the readyRead signal to the readObject slot on GatsStream, and connect the GatsStream objectRead signal to your own functions, and you'll be notified whenever a new gats object is read. Cool.
2012-04-06	I think I fixed a seeking bug in the qt gatsstream, but...I haven't tested it	Mike Buland
	yet.
2012-03-31	Gats for QT is here. It's a pretty basic conversion right now, it doesn't	Mike Buland
	support debugging formatting (Bu::sio), it doesn't support gats-text string parsing, and the exceptions need to be fixed to be real exceptions. The basic functions have been renamed to match the Qt API and we use QT types for everything (QHash, QList, QByteArray). It needs more testing, but it's a great start.