2013/12/31 Tom Lane <t...@sss.pgh.pa.us> > Pavel Stehule <pavel.steh...@gmail.com> writes: > > Requested feature doesn't help me implement this concept 100%, but helps > > with check If I worked with some instance of function or not. And inside > > core a implementation is cheap. Outside core it is a magic with hash and > > checking transaction id (about 200 lines). When I worked on extension for > > coverage calculation I had to solve same task, so I think so this > variable > > can be useful generally for similar tasks. > > Are you proposing a reserved-for-plugins "void*" in struct > PLpgSQL_function similar to the existing one in struct PLpgSQL_execstate? > > If so, while it sounds harmless in itself, I think your argument above is > actually the strongest reason *not* to do it. The existing plpgsql plugin > infrastructure is incapable of supporting more than one plugin at a time, > and the more attractive we make it, the more likely we're going to have > conflicts. It was never meant to support anything but the plpgsql > debugger. Before we start aiding and abetting the development of other > plugins, we need a design that allows more than one of them to be > installed. >
ok, what we can do better? Can be solution a callback on plpgsql_HashTableInsert and plpgsql_HashTableInsert? With these callbacks a relation between function and some plugin data can be implemented more simply. Regards Pavel > > regards, tom lane >