ASCII safe serialization of protocol buffers?

If you want to be lazy you could always base64 the binary output.

You should be able to use the TextFormat class with its Parse and Print functions. I can't remember offhand how that treats non-ASCII string fields, so you should check that, but it's the general support for text in Protocol Buffers. Various other platforms support the same format, so it's still portable.

It's too verbose. Not much better than JSON – Alexey Timanovsky Feb 25 at 7:18 @Alexey: You didn't ask for a concise textual serialization format. You asked how to pass protocol buffers as ASCII strings.

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