Nick P.

@lganzzzo ByteArray type for PostgreSQL is a must have feature for some. Please revisit the awesome work of @pavlumik in this pull request.

Thank you so much for your prompt reply. Implementation did improve towards a more generic type, although I am not able to handle yet varying number of Dimensions of the...

Upon looking at https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/container/span ; span models **contiguous sequence of objects with the first element of the sequence at position zero.** Boost Geometry on the other hand, makes no assumption...

Edit: was able to progress with the code below which handles N dimension points: ```C++ template struct write_coordinates { template static void apply(Point& value, auto&&... args) { write_coordinates::template apply(value, args...);...

Thank you, `dump(b, ix)` is very helpful! Would it make any sense to make the `Format` a template argument? Right now I have the following, with `uint32_t Format` as a...

Thanks for the help so far! I am now able to generate a JSON list of coordinates and parse it back with the following code, which does yet not handle...

Is there any difference between: ```C++ write::op( "coordinates", std::forward(ctx), std::forward(b), std::forward(ix) ); ``` and: ```C++ dump(b, ix); dump(b, ix); dump(b, ix); ``` in regards to runtime costs? Asking as they...

Thank you so much! Now the next challenge has been to write Linestrings to JSON. The issue that I suspect that I'm facing is that, since a Linestring can be...

I setup a compiler explorer with the code here: *link removed*. I'm trying to understand why don't I need a template specialization for the Boost Geometry Point model, but I...

Awesome, thank you! Any insight was very helpful. Sorry to bug with C++ related questions, will close this issue, thank you.