Re: [GENERAL] Libpq++ autenthication problem II

> The organization of the classes confused me. I remember thinking it
> strange certain classes inherited from others. Its been a few weeks since
> I looked at LIBPQ++. I was content to build around LIBPQ since it was
> mostly documented. I'm weak on database theory, so the LIBPQ++ design
> might make sense, and my C++ classes might be rather shallow. As I
> mentioned before, my attempts were mostly to bullet-proof LIBPQ.
>

I have always felt the libpq++ really did not take full advantage of
C++, but did not have the time to really think about how it should be
improved.  Good luck.

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