{{Quickfixn}} Data dictionary
Peter van Lonkhuyzen
Peter at nutcracker.co.za
Mon Jan 30 03:39:19 PST 2012
Hi
I seem to have found a problem with the DataDictionary.
I have an application that auto generates a bunch of classes and assignment based on the message& field information in the data dictionary.
This code it generates differs on if a field is required.
I have found that the required flag on the field sometimes doesn't match the XML file used to create the data dictionary.
To Reproduce
Create a datadictionary with Fix50SP2.xml file supplied with QuickfixN
If you now look at message AQ you will see that field SubscriptionRequestType (263) is set as Required=True while the XML has required='N'
I did notice that earlier in the XML file there is a message where SubscriptionRequestType (263) has required set as True and I expect that the previous value is being carried through.
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