Support for container CRUD operations, tested. #10
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- IntTest.cpp would not compile on windows without the #define NOMINMAX - Usage for the Container CRUD operations is as follows. In the query where the expansion is needed, add %array%. This will the variables in the array like this ($1), ($2)...; the parenthesis are part of postgres syntax. Now if the object in the array is complex and requires further expansion, then this syntax is used: %array :member1, :member2%. This will be expanded like this ($1,$2), ($3,$4)... where $1 and $2 point to array[i].member1 and array[i].member2 respectively. For sample usage see the ContainerTest.cpp
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In the query where the expansion is needed, add %array%. This will the variables in the array like this ($1), ($2)...; the parenthesis are part of postgres syntax.
Now if the object in the array is complex and requires further expansion, then this syntax is used: %array :member1, :member2%. This will be expanded like this ($1,$2), ($3,$4)... where $1 and $2 point to array[i].member1 and array[i].member2 respectively.
For sample usage see the ContainerTest.cpp