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Converter: Fix 'bytes' field decoding into an empty array, now decoded into an empty Buffer #1020

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/converter.js
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Expand Up @@ -245,7 +245,7 @@ converter.toObject = function toObject(mtype) {
("}else")
("d%s=o.longs===String?%j:%i", prop, field.typeDefault.toString(), field.typeDefault.toNumber());
else if (field.bytes) gen
("d%s=o.bytes===String?%j:%s", prop, String.fromCharCode.apply(String, field.typeDefault), "[" + Array.prototype.slice.call(field.typeDefault).join(",") + "]");
("d%s=o.bytes===String?%j:o.bytes===Array?%s:%s", prop, String.fromCharCode.apply(String, field.typeDefault), "[" + Array.prototype.slice.call(field.typeDefault).join(",") + "]", "util.newBuffer([])");
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Seems the default for buffer doesn't use the default value. What do you think of making an array all the time, similar to how it was before, but wrapping it with util.newBuffer conditionally for the !== Array case?

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Pushed a fix

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Hmm, this'd still generate the same array literal two times, right?

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It looks like:
object.buf = options.bytes === String ? "" : options.bytes === Array ? [] : $util.newBuffer([]);

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Yeah, if the default value is empty. What's on my mind is something along the lines of:

if (options.bytes === String) object.buf = "...";
else {
  object.buf = [...];
  if (options.bytes !== Array) object.buf = $util.newBuffer(object.buf);
}

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OK possible as well, pushed now.
The generated code is:

    if (options.bytes === String)
        object.buf = "";
    else {
        object.buf = [];
        if (options.bytes !== Array)
            object.buf = $util.newBuffer(object.buf);
        }

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@dcodeIO , is it better now?

else gen
("d%s=%j", prop, field.typeDefault); // also messages (=null)
} gen
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