Re: [HACKERS] The use of (mb)print.c from psql in the scripts directory

Martijn van Oosterhout writes: > Currently createlang and droplang use these two files mbprint.c and > print.c to access the function printQuery() just to handle the > displaying of the current languages. Is there any particular reason why > it can't be made to use the version in libpq? I believe

Re: [HACKERS] The use of (mb)print.c from psql in the scripts directory

Martijn van Oosterhout wrote: -- Start of PGP signed section. > Currently createlang and droplang use these two files mbprint.c and > print.c to access the function printQuery() just to handle the > displaying of the current languages. Is there any particular reason why > it can't be made to use th

[HACKERS] The use of (mb)print.c from psql in the scripts directory

Currently createlang and droplang use these two files mbprint.c and print.c to access the function printQuery() just to handle the displaying of the current languages. Is there any particular reason why it can't be made to use the version in libpq? In particular, does anyone really rely on the pos