Hi, I take it from the URL that SQLiteSpy was written in Delphi. If thats the case, there is a chance that it could be ported fairly easily to Lazarus/Freepascal. They have been working on database support including SQLite recently. If nothing else... bug reports about what doesnt work could help find the deficiences in Freepascal. The windows install is pretty easy. See:
http:/lazarus.freepascal.org Matt On Wed, 2005-06-15 at 15:17 +0100, Ralf Junker wrote: > Hello Jarek, > > there are no naive questions, just naive answers ... > > >perhaps I'm naive, but are there any chances for versions for *other* OS > >platforms ? > > The development environment of SQLiteSpy is Windows only, so I'm afraid, > there are no chances for other OS platforms. > > I hope this isn't a naive answer ... > > Regards, > > Ralf > > >> a new version of the SQLiteSpy database manager is just released: > >> > >> http://www.yunqa.de/delphi/sqlitespy/ > >> > >> SQLiteSpy is a fast and memory optimized database manager for > >> SQLite 3 database files with complete Unicode support for > >> both input and display. > >> > >> All schema items (tables, views, indexes, triggers, > >> collations, databases) are displayed in a tree view control. > >> The SQL input is syntax highlighted, the data result are > >> colored by data types for easy debugging. Tabbed browsing of > >> multiple result sets is possible. > >> > >> The new version 1.1 adds support for the REGEXP keyword with > >> Perl 5.8 compatible regular expression syntax and updates to > >> the latest version of SQLite. > >> > >> Regards, > >> > >> Ralf >
