>> PGconn *PQconnectParams(const char **params)
>>
>> Where "params" is an array with an even number of parameters, forming
>> key/value pairs. Usage example:
>>
Maybe use the term properties (props for short) or options instead of params?
Params is already in heavy use. How about PQconnectProps(...) or
PQconnectOptions(...)?
>> Another idea is to use an array of PQconninfoOption structs:
>>
>> PQconn *PQconnectParams(PQconninfoOption *params);
>>
>
> this sounds like a good idea, specially if we add new parameters to
Here's another idea, parallel arrays:
PGconn *PQconnectProps(const char **names, const char **values);
PGconn *PQconnectOptions(const char **names, const char **values);
To build on the struct idea, maybe PGprop or PGoption instead of
PQconninfoOption. Also, add an argument specifying the number of props/options.
PGconn *PQconnectProps(const PGprop *props, int nProps);
PGconn *PQconnectOptions(const PGoption *options, int nOptions);
> any one have a preference here?
>
I like the struct approach. I personally prefer specifying the element count of
an array, rather than using a NULL terminating element.
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