I can work around this, so I don't need a fix but I think the
QueryModel::fieldName() method has an off by one index error.
The following code returns the header name for column 1 when fetching
fieldName(0), header for column 2 when fetching (fieldName(1), etc.
// Output headers
int colCount = pOpHistoryModel->columnCount();
for (int col = 0; col < colCount; col++)
{
response.out() << pOpHistoryModel->fieldName(col);
// Another element? Add a comma
if (col+1 < colCount)
{
response.out() << ",";
}
// Last item add a newline
else
{
response.out() << endl;
}
}
Craig
Craig Miller
http://spatialminds.com
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