Error returns any error on the database. It should not be necessary to call this method, since most methods return errors automatically.

Error returns any error on the Environment. It should not be necessary to call this method, since the Go methods all return with errors themselves.

Close closes the cursor. If a cursor is not closed, future operations on the database can hang indefinitely.

Get retrieves the value for the key.

GetSS returns a string value for a string key.

SetSS sets a string key to a string value

Open opens the database with the given access permissions in the given directory.

Value returns the current value of the cursor.

Cursor returns a Cursor for iterating over rows in the database. If no key is provided, the Cursor will iterate over all rows. The order flag decide

DeleteS deletes the key from the database.

Fetch fetches the next row for the cursor, and returns true if there is a next row, false if the cursor has reached the end of the rows.

GetSO fetches a gob encoded object for a string key.

Has returns true if the database has a value for the key.

Key returns the current key of the cursor.

Set sets the value of the key.

SetSO sets a string key to an object value.

sp_close closes the pointer and sets it to nil to ensure it cannot be closed twice.

sp_error returns the error for the given Sophia pointer as a golang error

Begin starts a multi-statement transaction. During transaction, all updates are not written to the database files until a sp_commit(3) is called. All

Close closes the enviroment and frees its associated memory. You must call Close on any Environment created with NewEnvironment.

GetAO returns on object value for a byte-array key.

MustHas returns true if the key exists, false otherwise. It panics in the even of error.

MustHasS returns true if the string exists, or false if it does not. It panics in the event of error.

SetAO sets a byte array key to an object value.

boolToCInt converts a go boolean to a C int value that has boolean meaning

Commit applies changes to a multi-statement transaction. All modifications made during the transaction are written to the log file in a single batch.

CursorS returns a Cursor that fetches rows from the database from the given key, passed as a string. Callers must call Close() on the received Cursor.

Delete deletes the key from the database.

Dir sets the access mode and the directory for the database.

GetS retrieves an array value for a string key. It is a convenience method to simplify working with string keys.

KeyS returns the current key as a string.

KeySize returns the size of the current key.

MustGetSA returns the byte array value for the string key. It panics on error.

MustGetSS returns the string value for a string key. It panics on an error.

NewEnvironment creates a new environment for opening a database. Receivers must call Close() on the returned Environment.

Open() opens the database that has been configured in the Environment. At a minimum, it should be necessary to call Dir() on the Environment to specif

Rollback discards the changes of a multi-statement transaction. All modifications made during the transaction are not written to the log file.

SetSA sets a string key to a byte array value.

ValueO returns the current value as an object, by gob decoding the current value at the cursor.

ValueS returns the current value as a string.

ValueSize returns the length of the current value.

Close closes the database and frees its associated memory. You must call Close on any database opened with Open()

Cmp sets the database comparator function to use for ordering keys. The function must return 0 if the keys are equal, -1 if the first key parameter i

* DEPRECATED METHODS *************************************************************/ CursorString returns a Cursor that fetches rows from the database

DeleteString deletes the key from the database. @deprecated Use DeleteS instead.

Each iterates through the key-values in the database, passing each to the each function. It is a convenience wrapper around a Cursor iteration.

GC turns the garbage collector on or off.

GCF sets database garbage collector factor value, which is used to determine when to start the GC. For example: factor 0.5 means that all 'live' page

GetObject fetches a gob encoded object into the out object. @deprecated Use GetAO instead.

GetObjectString retrieves a gob encoded object into the out object. It is a convenience method to facilitate working with string keys. @deprecated Use

GetString returns a byte array value for a string key. @deprecated Use GetS instead.

GetString retrieves the string value for the string key. It is a convenience function for working with strings rather than byte slices. @deprecated Us

Grow sets the initial new size and resize factor for new database files. The values are used while the database extends during a merge. This option c

HasS returns true if the database has a value for the string key.

HasString returns true if the database has a value for the key. It is a convenience function for working with strings rather than byte slices. @deprec

KeyLen returns the length of the current key. It is a synonym for KeySize()

KeyString returns the current key as a string. @deprecated Use KeyS instead

Merge sets whether to launch a merger thread during Open().

MergeWM sets the database merge watermark value. When the database update count reaches this value, it notifies the merger thread to create a new epo

MustGet returns the value of the key, or panics on an error.

MustGetString returns the byte array value for the string key. It panics on error. @deprecated Use MustGetSA instead.

MustGetStrings returns the string value for a string key. It panics on error. @deprecated Use MustGetSS instead.

MustHasString returns true if the string exists, or false if it does not. It panics in the event of error. @deprecated Use MustHasS instead

Next is identical to Fetch. It exists because it seems that Next() is more go-idiomatic.

ValueObject returns the current object, by gob decoding the current value at the cursor. @deprecated Use ValueO instead.

Page sets the max key count in a single page for the database. This option can be tweaked for performance.

SetObject will gob encode the object and store it with the key. @deprecated Use SetAO instead

SetObjectString will gob encode the object and store it with the key. This is a convenience method to facilitate working with string keys. @deprecated

SetString sets the byte-slice value of the string key. It is a convenience function for working with string keys rather than byte slices. @deprecated

SetStrings sets the value of the key. It is a convenience function for working with strings rather than byte slices. @deprecated Use SetSS instead

ValueLen returns the length of the current value. It is a synonym for ValueSize()

ValueString returns the current value as a string. @deprecated Use ValueS instead

export go_sp_comparator