rust/test/bad_names.proto

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// LINT: LEGACY_NAMES

// The purpose of this file is to be hostile on field/message/enum naming and
// ensure that it works (e.g. collisions between names and language keywords,
// collisions between two different field's accessor's names).

syntax = "proto2";

// Note: Ideally this test could be 'package type.if.else.true.false'
// which would work in Rust but would break the C++ codegen.

package type.type;

message Self {
  optional int32 for = 1;
  optional Self self = 2;
  optional bool true = 3;
  optional string false = 4;
  repeated int32 match = 5;
  optional bool clear = 6;
  optional bool new = 7;
}

message Pub {
  enum Self {
    enum = 0;
  }
}

message enum {}

message Ref {
  oneof self {
    .type.type.Pub.Self const = 3;
  }
}

// A message where the accessors would collide that should still work. Note that
// not all collisions problems are avoided, not least because C++ Proto does not
// avoid all possible collisions itself, and we obviously can't avoid that while
// being built on top of C++ gencode.
message AccessorsCollide {
  message X {}
  message SetX {}
  optional SetX set_x = 2;
  optional X x = 3;
  oneof o {
    bool x_mut = 5;
  }

  optional int32 clear_x = 7;
}

message SomeMsg {}
enum SomeMsgView {
  SOME_MSG_VIEW_UNSPECIFIED = 0;
}

message MangleViewTest {}
message MangleViewTestView {}