Am 08.07.2018 um 18:29 schrieb D'Arcy Cain:
> OK by me. I just installed 3.7 so I can do some testing.
Forgot to mention that I already ran the tests with Python 3.7 on
Windows and Linux, everything worked fine.
> I don't see why this at least couldn't work without "with_names".
Sure, we could return named tuples by default, or even a hybrid object
that could also be accessed as dict. Then we wouldn't need that
distinction between various flavors of results. Maybe it would be the
most elegant solution. But of course there would be some memory overhead
compared with plain tuple/dict objects. And there might be problems when
pickling rows or converting to JSON (for a hybrid object it's unclear
whether dumps should give an array or an object with keys).
> Overall I am good with it. One question - would "print(query) still
> display the result in tabular form?
In earlier versions that happened only when your actually printed the
result. This was implemented using tp_print which is not supported any
more in Python 3. Therefore PyGreSQL 5 does this conversion to tabular
form already when converting the query to a string.
-- Christoph
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