Fixed here: https://www.sqlite.org/src/info/e32490128684cfee
On 8/23/19, Alex Kirchhoff wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've encountered some unexpected behavior with the CLI's edit()
> function. In particular, when passing a BLOB to edit(), and the
> result of the editor is an empty file, I get an out of
Hello,
I've encountered some unexpected behavior with the CLI's edit()
function. In particular, when passing a BLOB to edit(), and the
result of the editor is an empty file, I get an out of memory error:
$ sqlite3 :memory: "select edit(x'', 'true')"
Error: out of memory
This works fine with
On Friday, 23 August, 2019 06:06, Reynolds, Scott wrote:
>I'm trying to build SQLite (sqlite-autoconf-329.tar.gz) for
>Windows x64 using Visual Studio 2017. All items are building, but my
>test application is unable to resolve any SQLite symbols. This would
>seem to be the result of
Reynolds, Scott, on Friday, August 23, 2019 08:05 AM, wrote...
>
> I'm trying to build SQLite (sqlite-autoconf-329.tar.gz) for Windows x64
> using Visual Studio 2017. All items are building, but my test application is
> unable to resolve any SQLite symbols. This would seem to be the
I'm trying to build SQLite (sqlite-autoconf-329.tar.gz) for Windows x64
using Visual Studio 2017. All items are building, but my test application is
unable to resolve any SQLite symbols. This would seem to be the result of
sqlite3.def being essentially empty (a single EXPORTS line).
I have no connection with this extension to the APSW Python SQLite wrapper, I
just saw a pointer to it. The latest commit is around nine months ago.
Perhaps someone who is familiar with Python libraries might highlight anything
this does new or unusually well.
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