Struct SqliteRow 

pub struct SqliteRow<'a> { /* private fields */ }

One borrowed SQLite row. col(i) reads column i lazily and zero-copy: a Str/Json cell is a &[u8] pointing straight into SQLite’s step buffer (no allocation, no UTF-8 validation — bytewise BINARY compare on the hot path; validate at the to_owned escape).

Implementations

impl<'a> SqliteRow<'a>

pub fn new(row: &'a Row<'a>, types: &'a [ColType]) -> SqliteRow<'a>

Wrap a borrowed rusqlite row + its column type tags. Used by the production owning cursor (table_source::OwnedSqliteRows), which — unlike the borrow-the-caller’s-statement SqliteRowStream — owns the whole conn→stmt→cursor chain and constructs each SqliteRow itself.

Trait Implementations

impl RowRef for SqliteRow<'_>

fn try_to_owned_row(&self) -> Result<OwnedRow, RindleError>

Fallible forced per-row copy — one flat allocation for the whole row (205-FLAT-ROW-SINGLE-BUFFER-DESIGN.md): the two-pass builder sizes the buffer, validates TEXT/JSON UTF-8 (same eager timing as the old per-cell try_to_owned), then writes cells in place. Invalid bytes become a runtime error instead of a panic; lossy integer-to-f64 conversions are parked before this point by the owning SQLite cursor.

fn to_owned_row(&self) -> OwnedRow

Infallible compatibility wrapper for direct tests and memory-equivalent trait users. Production SQLite source code uses Self::try_to_owned_row.

fn col(&self, c: ColId) -> Value<'_>

Read column c, zero-copy.

fn len(&self) -> usize

Number of columns.

fn is_empty(&self) -> bool