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MySQL++ and Gentoo

MySQL++ and Gentoo

2007-10-24       - By Warren Young

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Daniel wrote:
> On a side note, it would be nice to have better documentation in the
> example files themselves.

This is the purpose of the Tutorial chapter in the user manual.

> new classes, especially trying to figure out how mysql++ selects the
> database, which I later found out was in util.h, but again, there's
> not much commenting.

The problem is that the util module has two purposes.  First, to hold
stuff common to all examples, so they don't have to repeat a lot of
code, so that the bit that's different about each example is easier to
see.  Second, to hold code that isn't germane to learning MySQL++, such
as the command line parsing stuff.

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