== `sqlite/resultset.hpp`

A resultset represents the results of a query.

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// Representation of a result from a query.

struct resultset
{
    // Returns the current row. The row is a pure view type.
    row current() const &;
    // Checks if the last row has been reached.
    bool done() const;

    // Read the next row. Returns false if there's nothing more to read.
    // Calling this will change the data of any `row` previously obtained from `current.
    bool read_next(system::error_code & ec, error_info & ei);
    bool read_next();

    // The number of colums in the resultset
    std::size_t column_count() const;
    // Returns the name of the column idx.
    string_view column_name(std::size_t idx) const;
    // Returns the name of the source table for column idx.
    string_view table_name(std::size_t idx) const;
    // Returns the origin name of the column for column idx.
    string_view column_origin_name(std::size_t idx) const;

    // The input iterator can be used to read every row in a for-loop
    struct iterator
    {
      using value_type = value;
      using difference_type   = int;
      using reference         = value&;
      using iterator_category = std::forward_iterator_tag;

      iterator() {}

      bool operator!=(iterator rhs) const;
      row &operator*();
      row *operator->();

      iterator operator++();
      iterator operator++(int);
    };

    // Return an input iterator to the currently unread row
    iterator begin();
    // Sentinel iterator.
    iterator   end();
};
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.Example
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extern sqlite::connection conn;

sqlite::resultset rs = conn.query("select * from users;");

do
{
  handle_row(r.current());
}
while (rs.read_next()); // read it line by line
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