Thus spake Taral
> > My guess is that maybe this should not be fixed in the individual
> > datatypes at all; instead the generic function and operator code should
> > be modified so that if any input value is NULL, then NULL is returned as
> > the result without ever calling the datatype-specific code.
>
> AFAICT, the function code returns blank when the input is NULL, regardless
> of the function definition... this came up before when someone tried to
> extend the functions and found that func(NULL) called func, but disregarded
> the return value...
Well that sure fits with my observations. Sure seems wrong though. We
should either use the return value or don't call the function in the
first place. I vote for the latter even though I have spent the time
fixing inet. It seems like the proper method.
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