Andrew Dunstan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> In connection with completing David Fetter's array of composites patch,
> I am looking at doing some better name mangling for array types as
> recently discussed. What I'm thinking of is prepending one or more
> underscores to the type name up to some limit (NAMEDATALEN / 2 ?) and if
> necessary truncating the result, and then looking to see if there is a
> name clash. That would, I hope, enable us to get rid of all the places
> where we require names to be no more than NAMEDATALEN - 2 chars. Does
> that seem like a reasonable approach? Will it break anything, i.e., is
> there somewhere that has assumes the array type for foo will be called
> _foo rather than ___foo ?
makeArrayTypeName and users thereof. Or are you going to extend pg_type
to have a direct link?
regards, tom lane
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