input_col_prefix = '$'

def put_table(db, node, in_table, commit=False, in_row_ct_ref=None,

    '''

    @param node The XML tree that transforms the input to the output. Similar to

        put()'s node param, but with the input column name prefixed by

    def pkey(table): return sql.pkey(db, table, True)

    out_table = name_of(node)

    special_funcs = set(['_simplifyPath'])

        # Parse args

        def wrap_e(e): raise xml_func.SyntaxError(e)

        try:

            require = row['require']

            path = row['path']

        except KeyError, e: wrap_e(e)

        except IndexError, e: wrap_e(e)

        # For now, just skip XML func

    # Remove any explicit pkey

    try: del row[pkey(out_table)]

        row[parent_ptr] = parent_ids_loc

    # Divide fields into input columns and literal values

    in_tables = [in_table]

    for out_col, value in row.iteritems():

        # Handle forward pointers

    if commit: db.db.commit()

    # Insert children with fkeys to parent

    # Count # rows and update in_row_ct_ref once all columns have been processed

    if in_row_ct_ref != None: