Hello Matt Henley, thanks for the suggestion - I had not considere Lazarus because FreePascal 1 did not support WideStrings which are required for Unicode input and display.
As the new FreePascal 2 was just released and claims to support WideStrings, I shall have a look at Lazarus as soon as I find the time. However, I have severe doubts that the source will compile on a platform other than Windows because some critical components are heavily Windows-optimized for performance reasons. Ralf >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
