(To resurrect an old thread, I've finally got some time to devote to this; I'll post a patch once I've got something ready for public consumption.)

On 23-Mar-04, at 4:59 PM, Tom Lane wrote:
Let's see ... fleshing out this idea a bit, here's a rundown of all the
symbols in pg_list.h and suggested new names: [...]

Most of your suggestions are agreeable; a few minor quibbles follow.

lfirstcell new function to get first cell, or NULL if none
[...]
llastnode llastcell

What do you think of list_head() and list_tail() instead?

set_union       list_union
set_ptrUnion    list_union_ptr
                list_union_int          not currently used
set_uniono      list_union_oid

I don't see the need for anything more than set_difference() and set_difference_ptr() -- if we're passed a T_IntList or a T_OidList, we can examine the list tag and do the Right Thing automagically. ISTM we only need the xxx_int() and xxx_oid() variants when something in the function's signature depends on the type of the list's elements.


set_difference  list_difference
set_ptrDifference  list_difference_ptr
                list_difference_int     not currently used
set_differenceo list_difference_oid

Ibid.

-Neil


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