How to list tables in RethinkDb using C++ - c++

Question

When I do something in Python or in JavaScript I always have a lot of opportunities, both, to read documentation of a particular library and to try tons of teeny-weeny examples.
Unfortunatelly, in C++ it is not so popular (for what reason?) to provide at least a little ammount of working examples in documentation. Two good examples are C++ clients for MongoDb and RethinkDb.
My question here concerns RethinkDB. In Python I know how to list all table names, not because there is documentation and I'm supposed to dive into the driver code, but just because there is a tiny handy example of doing this:
r.db('test').table_list().run(conn)
And I'm done. In C++ I do not know how to do this - how to list all table names. I do not know even if there is such a method. I wish someone could provide little instructions and share their knowledge.
EDIT
It seems, like I found an appropriate method table_list, but unfortunatelly I do not know how to use it. Besides, it seems that I try to connect to the database in a wrong manner - by this I mean that I connect to the server, but not to a particular database (and again I do not know how to implement this). So, this is what I have now:
std::unique_ptr<R::Connection> conn = R::connect("localhost",28105);
//^^^ I want to connect to a particular database "mydb" - how to do that?
R::Cursor cursor = R::table_list().run(*conn);
for(R::Datum& item : cursor){
do_something(R::write_datum(item).c_str());
// ^^^ is that right???
}
If I do it, like I showed - without specifying the database name, then I get nothing. If, however, I try to connect like this:
R::connect("localhost",28105,"mydb");
then inside for I get an infinite loop. So, I need some help. Thanks!
EDIT
Phew, I found a solution. And I must confess, that it is rather intuitive. I will post it below.

Answer 1

This is the solution:
std::unique_ptr<R::Connection> conn = R::connect("localhost",28105);
R::Cursor cursor = R::db("mydb").table_list().run(*conn);
for(R::Datum& item : cursor){
do_something(R::write_datum(item).c_str());
}
and it works great. I want to thank AtnNn - the sole developper of this great driver.