You changed the access to columns - and I didn't see any column
attribute like there is now. It could be that I missed it before. In
any case, I'm now using it, and would love it if it would stay around.
But since there is no documentation of this particular data structure,
it wasn't clear how one was supposed to use it.
Regarding pip: specifying ==1.6.3 does NOT work - it gives me 1.6.4
anyway. I have no idea why. It knows I wanted 1.6.3, but it said
"installing 1.6.4 instead" or something like that.
On 3/22/2014 5:04 AM, Nigel Small wrote:
Hi Alan
I'm unclear as to how your code might be broken based on the 1.6.4
release. In terms of query results, there were some internal
optimisations that were carried out to improve performance but nothing
should have changed in the public API. If you can be clearer on what
you perceive has changed, I can either clarify correct usage or add a
bug to be fixed.
Version 1.6.3 has not been removed either, as per standard pip usage,
you can install that specific version by using:
pip install py2neo==1.6.3
Nigel
On 21 March 2014 22:32, Alan Robertson <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi Nigel,
When you return query results, you've had 3 different versions of
how to
introspect the column names of the resulting data (1.6.4 being the
latest one).
Could you *please* create a consistent method for me to use to extract
the column names and then keep that working on your new versions?
[Having it be an object method would be awesome].
I really need to know the column names so I can create corresponding
columns with Python objects of the same names as the Neo4j objects you
deliver to me.
If you could do this, it would be very helpful for me, and would
eliminate the last two reasons I got extremely frustrated with py2neo.
Of course, this is made more frustrating by the fact that 1.6.3 is not
longer available.
If you feel the need to break APIs, it would be good to allow the old
version to stay around for those who haven't converted to the new
version yet.
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