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Re: splitting plpython into smaller parts
Rebased against master after the SPI cursor patch has been committed.
The first patch removes SPI boilerplate from the cursor functions as
well and the second patch creates a plpython_cursor.c file.
A side effect of creating a separate file for cursors is that I had to
make PLy_spi_transaction_{begin,commit,abort} helper functions external
since they're used both by regular SPI execution functions and the
cursor functions.
They live the plpython_spi.c which is not an ideal place for them, but
IMHO it's not bad either.
Cheers,
Jan
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