> you can use overloading to define
> several functions of the same name, and just write out one for each
> range type you actually need this functionality for.
Thanks! I was hoping to avoid that, but it's what I wound up doing
after all, as you can see here:
https://github.com/pjungwir/range_agg
Paul A Jungwirth writes:
> I want to make an aggregate function range_agg(anyrange) that returns
> anyrange[]. But when I try to define it, Postgres tells me it doesn't
> know what an anyrange[] is. I get this error:
Yeah, there is no such thing as anyrange[], nor arrays over any other
pseudo-typ
Hello,
I want to make an aggregate function range_agg(anyrange) that returns
anyrange[]. But when I try to define it, Postgres tells me it doesn't
know what an anyrange[] is. I get this error:
ERROR: type anyrange[] does not exist
I also tried taking an anyrange and returning an anyarray, which
