Chris Frey wrote:
> The docs are correct, although misleading without a knowledge of the code.
>
> mysql++'s row object calls std::vector's at() from inside its own
> operator[], so the standard library will indeed throw an execption.
>
> Only row::raw_data() uses std::vector::operator[].
>
> - Chris
Ok, thanks, my fault!!
another question - what's wrong with the vc project files?!? Many people
use it and as a convenience it's ok to put project files for vc 7.1,
more over that strange "makemake vc" simply doesn't work for me... (I
got "BUILDSYSd was unexpected at this time.")
I use freebsd but before I do something on it, I try on WinXP (and I
always use vc IDE for coding)
another thing
html/breakages.html:
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Row subscripting works more like v1.7.9: one can subscript a Row with
a string (e.g. row["myfield"]), or with an integer (e.g. row[5]).
lookup_by_name() was removed. Because row[0] is ambiguous (0 could
mean the first field, or be a null pointer to const char*), there is now
Row::at(), which can look up any field by index.
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row[0] ambiguouty could be avoided if proper technique involving
templates is used, so that row[0] only calls int subscript version
