[generator] Support XML defined enums with no JNI info. #659
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Fixes #515.
Our CSV format for specifying enums supports creating enum fields that do not map to a JNI field. This is often used to add a
None
enum field to a Java[Flags]
enum:However our XML format does not support this because it considers the
jni-class/jni-interface
andjni-name
attributes mandatory when translating the XML format to CSV format.We can lift this restriction and correctly generate the needed CSV format so that users using the XML format can add arbitrary enums that
generator
knows about.So this is now supported:
in addition to the old requirements: