GET DIAGNOSTICS example
Took me longer than necessary before I figured out which side the stuff
went on. So heres a quick example.
Would it be wise to have the plsql.sgml file renamed to plpgsql.sgml?
All of the internal tags are of the latter.
The other thing I noticed is that most of the quick examples in the file
use a para and synopsis. Is there a reason we're not using <example/> ?
Attachments:
plsql.sgml.patchtext/x-patch; charset=ISO-8859-1; name=plsql.sgml.patchDownload+6-0
I agree plpgsql is a better file name, and example is prefered. Would
you send in a patch?
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Rod Taylor wrote:
Took me longer than necessary before I figured out which side the stuff
went on. So heres a quick example.Would it be wise to have the plsql.sgml file renamed to plpgsql.sgml?
All of the internal tags are of the latter.The other thing I noticed is that most of the quick examples in the file
use a para and synopsis. Is there a reason we're not using <example/> ?
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Only found one synopsis in that file that wasn't actually a synopsis.
Thought it was more.
Anyway, apply patch, then:
mv plsql.sgml plpgsql.sgml
cvs remove plsql.sgml
cvs add plpgsql.sgml
You may prefer to do a repo-copy for this.
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On Mon, 2002-07-29 at 22:43, Bruce Momjian wrote:
I agree plpgsql is a better file name, and example is prefered. Would
you send in a patch?---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Rod Taylor wrote:
Took me longer than necessary before I figured out which side the stuff
went on. So heres a quick example.Would it be wise to have the plsql.sgml file renamed to plpgsql.sgml?
All of the internal tags are of the latter.The other thing I noticed is that most of the quick examples in the file
use a para and synopsis. Is there a reason we're not using <example/> ?[ Attachment, skipping... ]
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Attachments:
plpgsql.patchtext/x-patch; charset=ISO-8859-1; name=plpgsql.patchDownload+15-8
Patch applied. Thanks.
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Rod Taylor wrote:
Superceeds my other diagnostics example patch.
Only found one synopsis in that file that wasn't actually a synopsis.
Thought it was more.Anyway, apply patch, then:
mv plsql.sgml plpgsql.sgml
cvs remove plsql.sgml
cvs add plpgsql.sgmlYou may prefer to do a repo-copy for this.
On Mon, 2002-07-29 at 22:43, Bruce Momjian wrote:
I agree plpgsql is a better file name, and example is prefered. Would
you send in a patch?---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Rod Taylor wrote:
Took me longer than necessary before I figured out which side the stuff
went on. So heres a quick example.Would it be wise to have the plsql.sgml file renamed to plpgsql.sgml?
All of the internal tags are of the latter.The other thing I noticed is that most of the quick examples in the file
use a para and synopsis. Is there a reason we're not using <example/> ?[ Attachment, skipping... ]
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