On Aug 5, 2008, at 1:00 PM, Paul McCullagh wrote:


Also the behaviour could be made switchable, not everybody needs a query log.

Yes, this would make sense.


At this point it doesn't make much difference, I think. The first step is to separate out the parser and create a decent internal API. Any clientside additions can only be done at a much later stage, such as pre-parsing and sending serialized trees. I'm sure we'll find a clean way to support query logging then, too. If nothing else we can rewrite portions of the code and/or change the relevant protocol commands (note that the "normal" way of sending query text is unaffected by all this, so that would remain stable).

Starting next weekend I should have time to do the initial work on this.

cheers,
-k
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