Hello: I=B4m new using MySql++; and I have a question.
How can I see the actual code of the specialized structures??
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In the documentation I found this:
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To see the actual code that the macro inserts use sql++pretty. For example=
:

sql++pretty < test.cc | less
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but I don=B4t know if "sql++pretty" is a command for c++ or what. I use
it like a command, but don=B4t works. Can you help me please?
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Thank you........

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Fernando Rodriguez wrote:
Do you mean what all that stuff in custom*.h expands to? I'd just use
the C++ pre-processor. If you're on a Unix box, you can say:

$ g++ -E foo.cpp |less

The documentation is badly out of date. Where the real world and the
documentation disagree, believe the real world.

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Thanks Warren. My real problem is: I=B4m using SSQLS and I need to add
functionality ( I=B4m trying with inheritance ) but it don=B4t works.
I=B4m working with Windows XP and VC++, I was reading that some
features of mysql++ don=B4t works with VC++. ( it is one of them )
But if I can generate the specialized structure of any way, my problem
is no more problem.
Do you know any way to do that?

Thanks

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Fernando Rodriguez wrote:

"It doesn't work" is not a question. It's just a statement of fact. I
can do nothing about that statement.

Which version of Visual C++?

Between your tenuous grasp of English grammar and the lack of details, I
have no idea what you're even asking, much less how to answer. Sorry.

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