Re: Re: Accessing complex types

> >pyPgSQL version 3 
> >will have a way to register user defined types so that pyPgSQL will do 
> >the right thing with it.
This is the first mention of pyPgSQL v3 I have seen - or in
fact any other *mentioning* of ongoing development. I think
pyPgSQL isn't half bad technically but does need an odd post or
another on the list every now and then. Say, one or two a month
would do. It would immediately stop making users feel like they
are dealing with an opaque, immovable entity.

Karsten
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