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Missing operator== and operator!= for generated types

First of all, thank you very much! Your work is just awesome and more convenient than official Evernote's C++ SDK by several orders of magnitude.

For now the only missing piece of functionality I've found is that type structs in the official Evernote's SDK have implemented operator == and operator != which are not present in QEverCloud's structs. If possible, I'd be very glad to have them in the structs even though they are implementable as outside operators.

EventLoopFinisher not added

I'm using QEverCloud by including it's source code as a subdir project in my project tree. When I link to this library, Qt reports "unresolved reference to vtable for EventLoopFinisher" (or something like that).

I found EventLoopFinisher.{h,cpp} are in the source directory, but bot included in the .pro file. After I added them in the QEverCloud.pro file, the problem was solved.

By the way, I would appreaciate if you can split the source without example and other file as a single repo. So that I can include that project as a git module in my project.

Minor changes for Qt 4.8 & Linux

First, THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! This is so much easier to work with than the normal Thrift libraries. My only complaint is that this wasn't available two years ago. It would have saved me a ton of work. :-)

Just as an FYI & in case others ask, I needed to make a few minor changes to use it with Qt 4.8 on Linux.

1.) In http.cpp I had to use request.setRawHeader instead of request.setHeader to set the user agent because there is no QNetworkRequest::UserAgentHeader in 4.8.

2.) In http.h, I needed to add these 3 includes or it ran into issues. I assume it was due to the order in which gcc interprets headers.

include

include

include

3.) In thrift.h I needed to add this include

include

Otherwise, using Qt 4.8 on Linux everything I've tested works perfectly.

Thanks again!

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