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We should add high level functions to handle variable length attributes in queries better. Right now variable length attributes that are being written but have their variable length squashed into a single vector. When reading the user is expect to provide/use a squashed vector with a second vector holding the offsets. It would be a nicer experience if we supported ingesting an slice of go strings, or a slice of slices for other variable length datatypes. In a higher level function the flattening can be handled.
The same idea could be used for reads, attribute buffers can be converted from flat buffers to more usable slices in go.
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We should add high level functions to handle variable length attributes in queries better. Right now variable length attributes that are being written but have their variable length squashed into a single vector. When reading the user is expect to provide/use a squashed vector with a second vector holding the offsets. It would be a nicer experience if we supported ingesting an slice of go strings, or a slice of slices for other variable length datatypes. In a higher level function the flattening can be handled.
The same idea could be used for reads, attribute buffers can be converted from flat buffers to more usable slices in go.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: