OK, done.
I had to revise the original patch pretty heavily before committing;
the original patch assumed that it was OK to make psql -1 <file go
through process_file() while having psql -1 <file still go through
MainLoop() directly. This isn't a good idea, because that means that
any other behavioral differences between process_file() and MainLoop()
will be contingent on whether -1 is used, which is not what we want.
Yep. I did that with a "smallest" and "simplest" change in mind, and
beside when doing "psql -1 < file", you're hardly going to do anything
else anyway, so I felt that it was not a big issue.
And there is at least one such difference that matters: whether or not
the file and line number get prepended when emitting error messages.
Thanks for the improvements and for the push!
--
Fabien.
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