Re: Postgesql lib

Hello,

Yes, you was right about VARDATA (working code below, maybe it will help
others), the problem was that I could not find documentation for VARDATA,
maybe you can point to it?

Also, about the
ats = pclose (sendmail);
PG_RETURN_TEXT_P( ats );

Yes, ats is integer, so what is wrong here? actually it is working
normally, or I should know something more?

Code is here:

text *To, *Subject, *Body;

To = PG_GETARG_TEXT_P(0);

char *cTo = (char *) calloc(VARSIZE(To) - VARHDRSZ, sizeof(char));
strncpy(cTo, VARDATA(To), VARSIZE(To)-VARHDRSZ);

and latter:

fprintf (sendmail, "To: %s\n", cTo);

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> "Lukas" <lukas(at)fmf(dot)vtu(dot)lt> writes:
>> I am trying to write simple PG Lib on C (on Linux), it is working, bus
>> I
>> have some problem with data types, maybe someone can explain me a little
>> bit:
>
> You're assuming that VARDATA() produces a null-terminated string.
> It doesn't. You either need to call textout to get a null-terminated
> string, or fix the fprintf calls to pay attention to the actual
> string length.
>
>> ats = pclose (sendmail);
>> PG_RETURN_TEXT_P( ats );
>
> ... and this part is even less likely to work. pclose returns an
> integer.
>
> regards, tom lane
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