I'm currently writing a PostgreSQL library for neko (and haxe), I
hope to finish it soon. Of course it's mainly based on the MySQL lib,
and must be compliant with neko's db API.
Is there a particular reason for having two different functions for
creating a connection and selecting a db? I see that in mysql.c the
call to mysql_real_connect is made with NULL for database, you have
to select the database by calling select_db after the connection has
been created.
I don't think there is a separate command for selecting a db in the
PostgreSQL API, and I don't know the rationale behind this (optional)
behavior with MySQL. Right now it's not a big problem, but it gives
me the impression that the db API is very mySQL centric.
Anyway, I'll try to have a working version, I'll surely ask more
questions later.
Alex
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