Re: Any public postgresql/mysql server on Internet? -- SQLite

> > 
>
> It is at the "it works for me" stage. I've used it a lot. It has all the
> functionality I originally planned (and a fair amount more). The
> displays are not super-gorgeous, because I wanted this first version to
> work for anyone using TCL and SQLite. The next big step will be to use
> tkTable for some of the functions, to make it look more professional.
> That will not be for a while.
>
> The only currently known real weakness is figuring out the best way to
> handle the package require stuff for old sqlite vs new sqlite3.
>
> I can email you a copy of my script as it is now, and will be glad to
> try to make improvements you think are needed if you want to include it
> in your distro.

Gerry,
Yes, I'll be happy to try it out and report back.
I'll put in the latest sqlite.
Ah, that's good that you're planning to use tkTable, as I was thinking
of putting that into Puppy anyway.
Try to stick with the basic libraries... Puppy doesn't even have tix.

Puppy does have: bwidget (old version 1.3.1), ftp, Img1.2 (not latest either
),
snack2.2, tcl8.4, tk8.4, uri, combobox-2.3. And Expect and tktable in the ne
xt
release. Some of the tcl/tk apps in Puppy do have packages buried inside the
m,
that could be brought out to be shared.

My email: void AT dodo DOT com DOT au

Regards,
Barry Kauler