A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all contributors, users and friends of POCO! And a big Thank You to everyone who contributed – be it in the form of code, bug reports, feature requests or just general comments. 2007 was a great year for POCO, and 2008 is going to be even […]
There are two issues with the PocoSSH library: The SSHSchannelStream doesn’t allow to query if data is waiting to be read. The SSHChannelStreamBuf class has a private method bool data() but it isn’t working. I’m not sure if it’s an error with sshlib or with my implementation. The lack of this method makes using the […]
Today is the first birthday of the POCO Community Website. On July 11, 2006, the first post appeared on this blog. Happy birthday, and a big Thank You to everyone who contributed to POCO in the last twelve months. BTW, I’m writing this from Dallas Ft. Worth Airport, waiting for my connecting flight to San […]
The latest is null support. Not being able to insert/update and check for nulls was an important shortcoming, so I have pushed it ahead of Unicode. Now, the following works: ses << “CREATE TABLE NullTest (i INTEGER)”, now; ses << “INSERT INTO NullTest VALUES(:i)”, use(null), now; RecordSet rs(ses, “SELECT * FROM NullTest”); rs.moveFirst(); assert (rs.isNull(“i”)); […]
Since we are doing 1.4 overhaul, I’m not sure what (if anything) to do about following: DynamicAny NamedTuple::operator[] (const std::string& name) It would be nice to be able to do this on a NamedTuple: NamedTuple nt(“name”, 1); nt[“name”] = 2; The way it is done right now is deceptive because it does not modify the […]
I have just updated the Project Roadmap. The major change is that we’ll soon have a 1.4 release containing all the recently developed new stuff that does not quite fit into the 1.3.1 maintainance release (e.g., Event framework improvements, Data improvements, Async I/O). There will be a 1.3.1 bugfix release in the coming days, fixing […]
Next month I will travel to the USA to give a few POCO trainings. I will be in the San Jose area from July 12 to July 16, and in the Boston area July 17 to July 21. Since I’ve lots of time in between the training sessions, I’d like to meet up with some […]
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It’s been a while now since I’ve read The Timeless Way of Building by Christopher Alexander, but had no time to comment on it. The central theme of the book is the quality without a name. Well, since Alexander found no name for it, I certainly shall not attempt to do it either. But this […]
For those folks who have expressed interest in Data library, I’ve been spending some time these days with it and here is the current state of the affairs: – I found a couple of bugs (logged in SF): 1723148 1724388 Drivers passing all tests: Windows: MS Access, DB2, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLServer, SQLite3 Linux (unixODBC): […]