On 10/02/2005 06:13 PM, Reece Dunn wrote:
Reece Dunn wrote: [snip] static const int first_name = 0; static const int second_name = 1; static const int age = 2;
But see the discussion about people::first_name = 2 and customer::first_name = 3. Are you referring to:
http://lists.boost.org/Archives/boost/2005/10/94666.php ? I'm unsure because there, instead of people, there was products, and instead of customer, there was customers and also some other minor differences. [snip]
sql::select( ... ) would create a tuple -> tuple mapping that defines the result type. This would define an sql::table<> type.
OK. Now I *think* I'm beginning to understand your reluctance to use macros. The macro method can be used to create the original table with meaningful row names: struct mytable { std::string first_name ; int social_security_number ;}; but, obviously, there's no way to specify the tuple -> tuple mapping mentioned above using a macro, AFAICT.