use c_async_query by default
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@ -5,3 +5,6 @@ Is there a quick, cheap, easy way to test for writability so we don't have to us
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Docs for how to use with rails, etc. [there is mysqlplus_adapter, so maybe we're good there].
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Docs for how to use with rails, etc. [there is mysqlplus_adapter, so maybe we're good there].
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Merge in lourens' branch -- I like the double check for not using send_query twice in a row! [rdp]
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Merge in lourens' branch -- I like the double check for not using send_query twice in a row! [rdp]
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critical todo list:
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class Mysql
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class Mysql
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def async_query(sql, timeout = nil)
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def ruby_async_query(sql, timeout = nil) # known to deadlock TODO
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send_query(sql)
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send_query(sql)
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select [ (@sockets ||= {})[socket] ||= IO.new(socket) ], nil, nil, nil
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select [ (@sockets ||= {})[socket] ||= IO.new(socket) ], nil, nil, nil
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get_result
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get_result
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end
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end
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alias_method :async_query, :c_async_query
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