PG and AGE math functions ambiguity #399
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A lot of PG functions can't be used directly due to differences between the Cypher specification and PG. This means that we either make our own functions or wrap PG functions or both. In order to eliminate the ambiguities (due to naming and compilation) between Cypher and PG names, we distinguish our functions with a prefix of age_ That is why there are two. If you look at the code, you'll see this as well. |
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A lot of PG functions can't be used directly due to differences between the Cypher specification and PG. This means that we either make our own functions or wrap PG functions or both.
In order to eliminate the ambiguities (due to naming and compilation) between Cypher and PG names, we distinguish our functions with a prefix of age_
That is why there are two. If you look at the code, you'll see this as well.