This should do the trick:
git clone http://marijnhaverbeke.nl/git/postmodern
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Coming back to this problem...
> Error: Undefined operator NIL in form (NIL (CL-POSTGRES:EXEC-QUERY
> *DATABASE* "select * from table1;" (QUOTE
> POSTMODERN::SYMBOL-PLIST-ROW-READER)))
Last night I suddenly realized that this is a bug that was fixed a
long time ago [1]. Get the current code from
On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 22:34, Marijn Haverbeke wrote:
>> I'm from Zagreb too.
>
> Cool. Do you know Alan Pavicic, by any chance? You should start a Lisp
> user group—there's bound to be at least three Lisp programmers there
> ;)
There already is one user group, I have been on one meeting about a
Hi Haris,
> I tried (query "select * from table1;" :plists) but I get:
>
> Error: Undefined operator NIL in form (NIL (CL-POSTGRES:EXEC-QUERY
> *DATABASE* "select * from table1;" (QUOTE
> POSTMODERN::SYMBOL-PLIST-ROW-READER)))
Interesting. On Allegro this seems to work fine. I don't have
Lispwor
Hi,
I too have noticed that :plist and :plists doesn't work in in the current
release version. I don't really have a need for it, so I just didn't use it.
Thanks for the great product. Your library has been my #1 used over the last
year. It is just so good that we very rarely need to say anything
Hey,
> (query "select * from table1;" :plists t)
It is not a keyword argument. Rather, there is a regular optional
argument that gets a keyword value that determines the output format.
(query "select * from table1;" :plists) should work.
> P.S. What's with the Croatia example ? I'm from Croatia.
