As a new user of mysql++, I have been surprised by the way the exception
The User Manual says:
The state of the object's exception enabling flag is passed down to
child objects. For example, if you create a Connection object with
exceptions disabled and then call its query() method to get a Query
object, that object will also have exceptions disabled.
However that does not seem to be entirely true:
* Connection::store() and Query::store() always returns Result
objects with exceptions disabled.
* Connection::use() and Query::use() always returns ResUse objects
with exceptions disabled.
* Query::exec(), Query::store(), Query::use() and Query::execute()
does not use the exception flag of the Query object, but instead the
exception flag of its Connection object. (And the Reference Manual seems
to interchange true and false in the descriptions of parameter te for
I have tried to make the things work as described in the manual in the
attached patch. Warning: It may of course break programs relaying on the
Attachment: [text/x-patch] exceptions.patch