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Why should I provide my after or before cursor calling right function, instead of just providing A CURSOR which has the info about if it goes forward or backward?
Appreciate for your feedbacks on this topic 🙌 and I would like to collect more thoughts from the community, since this change would introduce a new mindset to use this library, which is quite different from the old days.
Is there any reason why it's not implemented?
Why should I provide my
after
orbefore
cursor calling right function, instead of just providing A CURSOR which has the info about if it goes forward or backward?Now after i get cursor from api, i just provide it as_is:
which is parsed internally to get information about if it's after or before.
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