am with Windows-styled newlines perfectly. I suspect the problem
might lie in the module pl/python, which receives functions from
Postgres and passes them to python.
Maybe I should file a bug report.
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HONG Yuan
Homemaster Trading Co., Ltd.
No. 601, Bldg. 41, 288 Shuangyang Rd. (N)
Shanghai 200
Tom Lane wrote:
Hong Yuan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I suppose there are some invisible characters inserted into the function
body by pgAdmin.
Seems like it must be. You could try pg_dump'ing both versions of the
function and comparing the output files byte-by-byte.
Be sure
Adrian Klaver wrote:
On Monday 17 January 2005 01:54 am, Hong Yuan wrote:
I entered the multilineversion of this function exactly as written here and it
ran properly. This was with version 8.0 of Postgres. You might want to do
a /df+ circ in psql to see if your editor is putting a space at the
mpile function "circ"
DETAIL: exceptions.SyntaxError: invalid syntax (line 2)
How to get Postgres to accept a normal looking python function?
Greetings
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No. 601, Bldg. 41, 288 Shuangyang Rd. (N)
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