Re: SQLite module

What are the naming issues in this kind of cases..?  (same for SDL, 
where I'm the 'second author')

Lua seems to foster everyone-does-his-own-libraries (not your fault, or 
mine.. ;) which makes efforts like LuaCheia all the more important.

So, are there LuaSQLite ~= LuaSQLite or some postfixes or.. ?

-ak

Jamie Webb kirjoittaa torstaina, 11. maaliskuuta 2004, kello 02:53:

> On Wednesday 10 March 2004 19:02, Martin Spernau wrote:
>> I'm with Thatcher here, I'm not currently using it but also I'm very
>> interested in having a working module. Just as a note there _is_ jet
>> abother binding by Tiago Dionizio
>> http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~tngd/lua
>> which I was planing to integrate when I had actual need for it ;)
>>
>> I'm following the development of the SQLite lib, and there have been
>> some great improvements recently (in-memory databases etc.)
>>
>> Maybe if you team up with Tiago...
>
> Our implementations turn out to have quite different feature-sets. 
> Tiago has
> implemented more of the interface, but I think the bit that I have
> implemented is less restrictive and more convenient to use. Both 
> interfaces
> and implementations are almost completely incompatible, so merging them
> doesn't seem practical.
>
> I will continue with mine for the moment. If I get round to 
> implementing the
> callback stuff (and it doesn't turn out to be full of bugs), I think 
> mine
> will become a better choice. At the moment, it depends if you find the
> callbacks useful.
>
> The next stage in my current project is a module to provide a live 
> two-way
> mapping between a relational database and a heirarchy of things which 
> act
> like Lua tables.
>
> -- Jamie Webb
>
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