On Jun 8, 2009, at 6:18 AM, Martin Dubuc wrote:
> I don't really understand the change you describe to the simple1.cpp
> example.
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patch_(Unix)#Usage_examples
> In your modified example, if
> the query was bad and exceptions were disabled, then, the code would
> never
> get to the "else" section, meaning that it is not possible to detect
> errors
> in handling the query.
On following the instructions in the Wikipedia article to apply the
patch, you will see that it causes simple1 to detect the broken query
correctly. (Notice that the patch also changed the query string.) A
single-character change to the patch to un-break the query ("stocxk" -
> "stock") will then cause simple1 to take the other branch in the if/
else.
Therefore, this feature of MySQL++ is not broken.
If you still don't believe me after trying it, modify another one of
the examples to demonstrate the problem, then post the patch. It's
far more credible than posting code snippets that don't compile.
