Starting at the first row covered by the cursor, proceeding to
the last, call func at each, supplying the cursor as an argument
so that the values of the columns are available.
Get the value of the colIdx'th column, as a Boolean
As forEach, but returns an IndexedSeq of the results.
Provide a way to get the underlying object back, if somebody needs it .
Provide a way to get the underlying object back, if somebody needs it ...
Wrapper around cursors to support
foreachandmap, so you can do, e.g.for ( c <- myQuery.select(...)) yield new Frob( c.getString(0), c.getLong(1) )These also implement the read-side of our Boolean conversions.