"David E. Wheeler" <[email protected]> writes:
> On Jan 5, 2012, at 7:34 AM, Tom Lane wrote:
>> Unconditional sv_mortalcopy sounds like the thing to do then, but a
>> comment would help. And if this isn't a Perl bug, I would like to
>> know what is.
> Question: Is this an issue anywhere else in PL/Perl, or just elog()?
I would imagine you could reproduce it by returning the same kinds of
objects as function results, since the actual problem is in utf8 to
database-encoding conversion.
> No segfault, at least, though thats a rather bizarre error message. AFAIK,
> $^V isnt a hash. This works, though:
> spi_query_prepared($plan, v1);
Is that actually a vstring? I confess I'd never heard of the things
before this thread, but I remember reading somewhere that you need
multiple dots in a string before it's considered a vstring and not
something else.
regards, tom lane
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