I wrote:
> Let's see ... fleshing out this idea a bit, here's a rundown of all the
> symbols in pg_list.h and suggested new names:
Sheesh ... I forgot that I intended to do s/list_/l/g on that.
Doing so brings up one problem, which is that the old version of
lremove() conflicts with the new naming convention (it should have
had a name mentioning "ptr"). In the attached I work around this
by using "ldelete" rather than "lremove" as the base name for these
functions, but I'm open to other ideas.
ListCell accessors:
lfirst no change
lfirsti lfirst_int
lfirsto lfirst_oid
lnext no change
foreach no change
List accessors:
length no change
lfirstcell new function to get first cell, or NULL if none
lfirst rewrite as lfirst(lfirstcell()) when applied to a List
lsecond, lthird, lfourth not clear if worth keeping
llastnode llastcell
llast Perhaps rewrite as lfirst(llastcell()) instead of keeping
makeListN lmakeN or possibly lmake_N
makeListiN lmakeN_int or lmake_N_int
makeListoN lmakeN_oid or lmake_N_oid
lcons no change
lconsi lcons_int
lconso lcons_oid
lappend no change
lappendi lappend_int
lappendo lappend_oid
nconc lconcat
We might also need a function to attach some bare ListCells to a List
nth lnth
lnth_int
lnth_oid
Should add lnth_int, lnth_oid, even though there are no
corresponding functions at the moment
member lmember
ptrMember lmember_ptr
intMember lmember_int
oidMember lmember_oid
LispRemove ldelete
lremove ldelete_ptr
lremovei ldelete_int
ldelete_oid add, though not currently used
ltruncate no change
set_union lunion
set_ptrUnion lunion_ptr
lunion_int not currently used
set_uniono lunion_oid
set_difference ldifference
set_ptrDifference ldifference_ptr
ldifference_int not currently used
set_differenceo ldifference_oid
equali and equalo become just calls on equal()
freeList lfree (frees only List, not pointed-to objects)
listCopy lcopy (shallow copy of List only)
regards, tom lane
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