d6690c5c304e3b0cf43f8199abb8fd08ad32a6e6
kent
  Fri Feb 20 15:30:52 2015 -0800
Added functions to get all fields associated with a sqlResult as a slName list or as an array of char *'s.

diff --git src/hg/inc/jksql.h src/hg/inc/jksql.h
index af79525..f6632c2 100644
--- src/hg/inc/jksql.h
+++ src/hg/inc/jksql.h
@@ -362,32 +362,39 @@
 boolean sqlMaybeMakeTable(struct sqlConnection *sc, char *table, char *query);
 /* Create table from query if it doesn't exist already.
  * Returns FALSE if didn't make table. */
 
 void sqlRemakeTable(struct sqlConnection *sc, char *table, char *create);
 /* Drop table if it exists, and recreate it. */
 
 char **sqlNextRow(struct sqlResult *sr);
 /* Fetch next row from result.  If you need to save these strings
  * past the next call to sqlNextRow you must copy them elsewhere.
  * It is ok to write to the strings - replacing tabs with zeroes
  * for instance.  You can call this with a NULL sqlResult.  It
  * will then return a NULL row. */
 
 char* sqlFieldName(struct sqlResult *sr);
-/* repeated calls to this function returns the names of the fields
- * the given result */
+/* Repeated calls to this function returns the names of the fields
+ * the given result. */
+
+struct slName *sqlResultFieldList(struct sqlResult *sr);
+/* Return slName list of all fields in query.  Can just be done once per query. */
+
+int sqlResultFieldArray(struct sqlResult *sr, char ***retArray);
+/* Get the fields of sqlResult,  returning count, and the results
+ * themselves in *retArray. */
 
 int sqlFieldColumn(struct sqlResult *sr, char *colName);
 /* get the column number of the specified field in the result, or
  * -1 if the result doesn't contailed the field.*/
 
 int sqlTableSize(struct sqlConnection *conn, char *table);
 /* Find number of rows in table. */
 
 int sqlFieldIndex(struct sqlConnection *conn, char *table, char *field);
 /* Returns index of field in a row from table, or -1 if it
  * doesn't exist. */
 
 struct slName *sqlFieldNames(struct sqlConnection *conn, char *table);
 /* Returns field names from a table. */