On Tuesday, 27 January 2026 at 16:38:08 UTC, Lars Johansson wrote:
I have created a program using multithreading and Sqlite3. This is a prestudy for map&reduce.[...]
The `as!` could be because sqlite is actually dynamic, in that you can have mixed data types in a single column, whereas D is statically typed.
In regards to you needing to use `idup`, I'm not sure why that would be...I would expect `row[0].as!string` to work.
Jordan
