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MyASPN >> Mail Archive >> perl-dbi-dev
perl-dbi-dev
Re: Time to Document Callbacks
by David E. Wheeler other posts by this author
Oct 28 2009 2:00PM messages near this date
Re: Time to Document Callbacks | Re: Time to Document Callbacks
On Oct 28, 2009, at 1:55 PM, Tim Bunce wrote:

>  If you're applying a callback to the "fetch" method and then your code
>  calls fetchrow_hashref, for example, how do you know if the driver's
>  fetchrow_hashref() method calls fetch() or fetchrow_arrayref()?

Franky, if I've applied a callback to `fetch`, I don't expect it to be  
executed by `fetchrow_hashref`.

>  The fetch and fetchrow_arrayref method are typically aliased by the
>  driver, but they're two separate methods from the DBI dispatcher's  
>  point
>  of view.

Agreed.

>  Applying the same callback to both is a reasonable approach.

That would need to be documented very carefully.

Best,

David
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