>
>
> What use is there for fuzzy predicates? I think it would mainly be to
> stop more students from coming up with new implementations of the same
> thing over and over.
>
Well, I'm sorry if anyone of us who is involved on these projects have
already explain the true usefulness of sqlf and fuzz
Tom Lane escribió:
> Well, it'd mainly be a question of whether there's enough interest out
> there, which I can't judge. From a project standpoint we just require
> that it be BSD-licensed and not impose any undue new burden on
> maintainers (thus not wanting new build tools), but beyond that it
Werner Echezuria writes:
> Well, I use TextDatumGetCString in the main file, but it remains with the
> weird characters.
Hmm, no ideas then. Your interface code looks fine (making parse_str
const seems a bit strange, but it's not related to the problem at hand).
Given that the problems appear at
Hi,
Well, I use TextDatumGetCString in the main file, but it remains with the
weird characters.
this is the main file:
#include "postgres.h"
#include "fmgr.h"
#include "gram.h"
#include "sqlf.h"
#include "utils/builtins.h"
extern Datum sqlf(PG_FUNCTION_ARGS);
PG_MODULE_MAGIC;
PG_FUNCTION_INFO
Werner Echezuria writes:
> I'm trying to develop a contrib module in order to parse sqlf queries, I'm
> using lemon as a LALR parser generator (because I think it's easier than
> bison) and re2c (because I think it's easier than flex) but when I try to
> split the string into words postgres add so
Hi,
I'm trying to develop a contrib module in order to parse sqlf queries, I'm
using lemon as a LALR parser generator (because I think it's easier than
bison) and re2c (because I think it's easier than flex) but when I try to
split the string into words postgres add some weird characters (this wor
