Default values for stuct members and scalar initialization of array members #795
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…tested XmlEnumParser.py
…tested XmlEnumParser.py
Fetch upstream F' into serial default changes
Serial default
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Change Description
Added support to allow a nested default element for struct members in F' XML. Autocoder initializes struct member to this
value in the constructor for the serializable. Also, allowed for initialization of arrays with a scalar value. This sets all elements in the array to the scalar value.
Rationale
These changes to the autocoder were made to support the FPP syntax and features.
Testing/Review Recommendations
Created new serialize4 test which tests autocoder functionality as it pertains to serializable objects.
All tests built and run with no issues.
Future Work
N/A