Hi,
I misunderstood Pal's post. Sorry again for that.
Using raw_data(), we only get a char * without knowing the length of
it. In the mysql++ example, we see some "complicate" way to get the
length. I think we can avoid it by directly returning the std::string
object. That is why I suggest the new function *raw_string()*.
- Yingbo
On 8/4/05, Yingbo Miao <yingbo@stripped> wrote:
> Oh, sorry. I copied wrong code from row.h. It should be:
>
> const std::string & raw_string ( int i ) const {
> return data.at(i);
> }
>
>
> On 8/4/05, Pål Brattberg <pal@stripped> wrote:
> > Yingbo Miao wrote:
> > > I wonder whether it is a good way to return the "raw string" directly
> > from the class ROW. For example, one line line can be added to the row.h
> >
> > How about the following, already present i row.h?
> >
> > // Return the value of a field given its index, in raw form.
> > const char* raw_data(int i) const
> > {
> > return data_[i].data();
> > }
> >
> > What are you missing in this?
> >
> > / pål
> >
