On Jan 25, 2007, at 5:01 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, it can store it *internally* however you want. A C array is fine,
if you like that sort of thing. Or a linked list, or a hash table, or
whatever you want. What goes on in your plugin is between you and
your
C compiler. :)
We are pretty close ;)
I wouldn't store them as delimited strings. I generally use something
like a class I wrote long ago called "Vector":
<http://www.strout.net/info/coding/classlib/Vector.html>
But you can use whatever suits you best. And then, yes, have your
class's methods return this data in some RB format or as random
access.
Think I've heard that term in relation to the STLs. Didn't know you
invented them ;)
K, so this storage class can then return them in any RB format I
want, except an array....which still lends itself to the original
problem. The smallest set I'd probably ever want is a row. So I could
do it with an internal iterator and a "get next result" function.
Norman mentioned Dictionaries. Can those be created via the API? I
just took a quick find on the page...I don't see anything with
Dictionary in it's name.
Steve
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