Hi!
I'm poking around in the LEX class right now while trying to get rid
of as many parser/Lex_input_stream interactions as possible.
A nasty one is already gone (setting the next lexer state explicitly
when parsing a literal NULL - that was simply a nop) but there are 5
remaining occurences of Lex_input_stream:
1) my_parse_error() - probably harmless, i.e. i'll solve that
differently, with adding an explicit token stream
2+3) remember_name/remember_end - can also solved by having a token
stream
4+5) LOAD DATA: it apparently needs to rewrite some of the query for
replication in MySQL. drizzled removed the client code for this code
in the parser (members fname_start/fname_end in LEX)
I suppose these two members should also just go (they are indeed not
referenced anywhere else anymore).
Opinions? Outcries?
If there are none, I'll just zap them.
cheers,
-k
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Kay Roepke
Software Engineer, MySQL Enterprise Tools
Sun Microsystems GmbH Sonnenallee 1, DE-85551 Kirchheim-Heimstetten
Geschaeftsfuehrer: Thomas Schroeder, Wolfang Engels, Wolf Frenkel
Vorsitz d. Aufs.rat.: Martin Haering HRB MUC 161028
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