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Draft: API: remove UniqueResult, lower-case at, size for ResultSet
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Remove UniqueResult
At and Size are lower-case now (ResultSet, MultiResultSet)
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DOC: Add hint on deletion
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@@ -24,6 +24,21 @@
C API
=====
.. note::
When working with libcaosdb's C API keep the following in
mind. Delete all objects (transactions, entities, properties,
parents, ...) that you created using a `caosdb_..._create_...`
function and only those.
The underlying reason is that all C++ objects are realized in the
Extern C interface as mutable structs containing a void pointer to
the actuall C++ object which is not filled when initializing the
struct but after calling a create function instead. If the C++
object wasn't created using a create function, e.g., the parent
object when getting a parent of an entity, it is owned by another
object and deleted together with that object.
.. toctree::
:glob:
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