There is no documentation for a way to use LMDB::Cursor directly (not via LMDB_File object, aka $DB->Cursor). It would be nice to have this feature exposed.
Would invoking LMDB::Cursor::new($txn,$dbi,my $cursor) be the way to do this? However, how would one call mdb_cursor_close, renew, etc ?
I suppose in general it would be nice to have the ability to access basic LMDB methods directly, because this would avoid the need to document all of the syntactic sugar (use LMDB C documentation).
There is no documentation for a way to use LMDB::Cursor directly (not via LMDB_File object, aka $DB->Cursor). It would be nice to have this feature exposed.
Would invoking LMDB::Cursor::new($txn,$dbi,my $cursor) be the way to do this? However, how would one call mdb_cursor_close, renew, etc ?
I suppose in general it would be nice to have the ability to access basic LMDB methods directly, because this would avoid the need to document all of the syntactic sugar (use LMDB C documentation).