On 8/26/05, Keith Herold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> It's not too hard.
>
> Instantiante a static class method that matches the sqlite callback
> signature.
Yes, I've done it before, and as your instructions show there's a lot of
"fooling
about" to get it done. If you use sqlite_step(), w
It's not too hard.
Instantiante a static class method that matches the sqlite callback signature.
When you register the callback with sqlite, you'll want to pass in the
this pointer to the instantiated class.
Within the static class method, cast the void pointer back to the
instantiated class,
On 8/26/05, Cam Crews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi. I'm new to sqlite and would like to use the sqlite C++ API to
> return multiple rows from a SELECT statement. I'm able to load a
> single row's result into a struct & pass it back by reference through
> the callback, but haven't been able to
Hi. I'm new to sqlite and would like to use the sqlite C++ API to
return multiple rows from a SELECT statement. I'm able to load a
single row's result into a struct & pass it back by reference through
the callback, but haven't been able to find any resources recommending
a method for returning *m
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