Hi,
I am processing mysql query to extract function name from Item_cache
however Item_cache::print() method returns following string.
<cache>(now())
Is there any way to extract function name i.e. "now()" from Item_cache object?
Item_cache::setup(Item *item) method uses Item_func* which is stored
as protected class member of Item_cache class (named example), I can
extract function name using Item_func::func_name() method however this
is protected member so I can not use this in client code.
Regards,
Shaukat Mahmood Ahmad
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