Peter Eisentraut <peter_e(at)gmx(dot)net> writes:
> Tom Lane writes:
>> One way to do this that wouldn't involve breaking the protocol is
>> to assign significance to linebreaks in an 'E' message's payload.

> Some fields may contain line breaks; for example, error messages
> definitely do now.

Yes.  I believe most of them are set up to indent the continuation
lines, so there wouldn't be much of a problem interpreting the format.
In any case, we could say that only a line beginning with a known
keyword starts a new field.

> Okay, so PQerrorMessage will print the whole glob, whereas there would be
> an accessor method that would filter out the fields.  That would also work
> transparently with the notice processor, which I was concerned about until
> now.  I like it.

Works for me.

			regards, tom lane

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