Peter,
>
> Given that Emacs has editing modes of varying sophistication for
> most/all
> of these languages, and XEmacs has a built-in PostgreSQL client
> module,
> one could write a minor mode for PG procedural languages that
> quote-escape
> the buffer and load it into the server. You hea
Josh Berkus writes:
> Actually, I think this would be a role better served by an IDE. I've
> long thought that it would be teriffic if someone wrote a PL/whatever
> IDE (covering PL/pgSQL, PL/sh, PLtcl and PLperl).
Given that Emacs has editing modes of varying sophistication for most/all
of
Chris,
> Can the parser be changed to be a little more intelligent about it's
> error
> reporting,
This is on everybody's "todo" list. According to Bruce and Jan at LWE,
though, better error reporting is not an easy fix.
> and can it be changed to check if all variables, records,
> etc.
> hav
I did some pl/pgsql this morning and forgot a ';' at the end of a line. The
result was, that the compiler complained about a wrong statement in line 304
- which is at the end of the program.
The other error I made was that I used a new record without defining the
record first. This, the program on
