Hello All,
I am still trying to figure out the VARDATA stuff so that I can take two char
strings and do a character-by-character comparison. This type of questions is
really related to the previous email where I an trying to use my old function
that had character pointers to translate one character string into another, but
now I have to look at using the VARDATA() wrappers.
My other problem is that I have a structure in my C code that has two character
fields and I need to operate on them in C and then return the structure to
PL/pgSQL calling function with two results.
for example I might have something like:
typedef struct testmode
{char val1[100];char val2[100];
} testmode;
then maybe a function that could be like this:
testmode *work(char *name, int someval)
{testmode *result;char v1[100];char v2[100];char v3[100];
strcpy(v3,name);
val1[0]='x';val2[0]='y';if(val2[0]==val1[1]) { val1[1]='s'; strcpy(result->val1,'good');
strcpy(result->val2,'good');}else{ strcpy(result->val1,'good'); strcpy(result->val2,'good');}
return result;
}
Although this little function does not do anything very useful, it does exhibit
everythin that I will need to try and implement in my extension "C" functions
so if there is anybody who could show me how to use the VARDATA() stuff and
also return a structure to my calling function in PL/pgSQL then I would REALLY
appreciate it.
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