> OK; the only change in this version is "isconst = false;". Now you can
> use $0 as a result placeholder if desired. E.g.:
Can we get any inspiration from Perl or bash here? eg. $$ or $* or
whatever?
Chris
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TIP 4: Don't '
Problem:
- Closing a statement should cause it to throw exceptions when
execute/set/get methods are called on it.
Fix:
- Flag is set when the statement is closed. It is checked whenever an
execute/get/set method is called.
Cheers,
Kim
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Tom Lane wrote:
You can alias $0, similar to the argument variables. And, I confirmed
that you cannot change the value, similar to the argument variables:
Perhaps you shouldn't mark it isconst; then it would actually have some
usefulness (you could use it directly as a temporary variable to hold
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Joe Conway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Tom Lane wrote:
>> I'm not excited about picking a notation for the long term on the
>> grounds that it takes the least code to implement today.
> I knew you wouldn't be ;-)
>> I admit I have not got a clearly-better solution in my hip pocket,
>> but "$0"
