[vwnc] Why is it the image does not receive Ctrl-Alt-char events?

> -----Original Message-----
> From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On
> Behalf Of Terry Raymond
> Sent: 25. maaliskuuta 2008 15:18
> To: VWNC
> Subject: [vwnc] Why is it the image does not receive Ctrl-Alt-char
> events?
>
> We wanted to use ctrl-alt-m as a shortcut in our application.
> Much to my surprise, I found out that the image does not
> receive any ctrl-alt-character events. Why is that?
>
> Terry
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> or just  for Windows?  Anyone here tried it on OS X or Linux?
>
>
> -Carl Gundel
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> <time-stamp>From VisualWorks(r), 7.6 of February 1, 2008 on

> 5, 2008 at 4:29:08 pm</time-stamp>
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> locate libsqlite
>
> -Boris
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On
> Behalf
>> Of Carl Gundel
>> Sent: Friday, April 18, 2008 12:05 PM
>> To: VWNC
>> Subject: Re: [vwnc] Is SQLite3EXDI cross platform?
>>
>> Thanks Martin,
>>
>> I guess I can probably adapt this for OS X (of course if anyone
> already
>> has done this I'd be grateful for the sources).  Trouble is I can't
> even
>> seem to get SQLite3 libraries downloaded and extracted.  This is
> probably
>> due to some fundamental misunderstandings on my part because I'm so
> new to
>> Unix.  I guess there is probably some way to use the SQLite that  
>> comes
>> with OS X, but I'm guessing that in that case my application will  
>> need
> to
>> know where it is and what it is called. A spotlight search for sqlite
>> didn't reveal much.
>>
>> So instead I tried downloading the binaries from sqlite.org.  I ran
> into
>> some issues.  Perhaps someone here knows what to do?
>>
>> 1) I downloaded sqlite3-3_5_8-osx-x86.bin.gz
> <http://sqlite.org/sqlite3-
>> 3_5_8-osx-x86.bin.gz>  from their site.  I tried to open it and I got
>> another archive.  So I tried to open that.  I got another archive,  
>> and
>> another.  ????  Clearly I am missing something important here.  I
> located
>> an older version on the net, and got the same sort of confusing
> trouble.
>>
>> 2) If I do manage to extract the files, what do I do?  From what I've
> been
>> reading I need to "install" them into OS X.  Is this true, or can I
> just
>> put them into the directory where my VW exe is like I do with  
>> Windows?
>>
>> 3) Finally, there is the issue of binaries for the PowerPC which are
> not
>> available at sqlite.org.  Does anyone here have those handy?
>>
>> -Carl Gundel
>> http://www.runbasic.com
>>
>> On Mar 25, 2008, at 4:59 PM, Martin Kobetic wrote:
>>
>>
>> I tested it on Fedora 8 briefly, I had to patch the XIF
> definition
>> because the .so is named differently. See the attached fileout. I
> didn't
>> get around talking to the maintainer and publishing it yet. But given
> that
>> SQLite seems to be preinstalled on most popular desktop OSes
> (excluding
>> Windows), we're seriously thinking about adding it as a goodie and
>> possibly using SQLite as the default store repository for the
> WebVelocity
>> project.
>>
>> Martin
>>
>> Carl Gundel wrote:
>>
>>
>> Is the SQLite3EXDI support in the public Store cross
> platform,
>> or just  for Windows?  Anyone here tried it on OS X or Linux?
>>
>>
>> -Carl Gundel
>>
>>
>> Easy Windows programming - http://www.libertybasic.com
>>
>>
>> Easy web programming - http://www.runbasic.com
>>
>>
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>> <?xml version="1.0"?>
>>
>> <st-source>
>> <time-stamp>From VisualWorks(r), 7.6 of February 1, 2008 on
> February
>> 5, 2008 at 4:29:08 pm</time-stamp>
>> <!-- Package Changes for SQLite3EXDI(sqlite3-vw7.x-3,olaf)* -->
>>
>>
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>> <class-id>Database.SQLite3Interface</class-id>
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>> <class-id>Database.SQLite3Interface class</class-id>
>> <category>private</category>
>>
>> <body package="SQLite3EXDI"
>> selector="libraryFilesSearchSignals">libraryFilesSearchSignals
>> "This class is expected to provide a list of exceptions which
> should
>> be ignored
>> when the library is not found whilst searching for it under the
>> wrong platfrom name."
>>
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>>
>>
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>>
>>
>

> Thanks Boris.  I didn't find that, but I did find /usr/bin/sqlite3 by
> Googling a bit more.  Someone on a Ruby website has some sqlite3
> details.  http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pages/HowtoUseSQLite
>
> Strange that spotlight doesn't find it.  :-/
>
> Still, I need a copy of the library for PowerPC, and I'm wondering if
> I can just stick the library in my application directory or in a
> subdirectory.  I'll experiment.  I don't really want to depend on the
> file being available in a certain place, especially since sqlite is
> only recently preinstalled on OS X.
>
> It would be great if SQLite libraries would come with VisualWorks
> along with Smalltalk libraries, but perhaps this is outside the scope
> of VW.
>
> -Carl
>
> On Apr 18, 2008, at 3:21 PM, Boris Popov wrote:
>
>> locate libsqlite
>>
>> -Boris
>>
>> --
>> +1.604.689.0322
>> DeepCove Labs Ltd.
>> 4th floor 595 Howe Street
>> Vancouver, Canada V6C 2T5
>> http://tinyurl.com/r7uw4
>>
>> [hidden email]
>>
>> CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE
>>
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>> notify the sender and delete the entire message including any
>> attachments.
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>> Thank you.
>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On
>> Behalf
>>> Of Carl Gundel
>>> Sent: Friday, April 18, 2008 12:05 PM
>>> To: VWNC
>>> Subject: Re: [vwnc] Is SQLite3EXDI cross platform?
>>>
>>> Thanks Martin,
>>>
>>> I guess I can probably adapt this for OS X (of course if anyone
>> already
>>> has done this I'd be grateful for the sources).  Trouble is I can't
>> even
>>> seem to get SQLite3 libraries downloaded and extracted.  This is
>> probably
>>> due to some fundamental misunderstandings on my part because I'm so
>> new to
>>> Unix.  I guess there is probably some way to use the SQLite that
>>> comes
>>> with OS X, but I'm guessing that in that case my application will
>>> need
>> to
>>> know where it is and what it is called. A spotlight search for  
>>> sqlite
>>> didn't reveal much.
>>>
>>> So instead I tried downloading the binaries from sqlite.org.  I ran
>> into
>>> some issues.  Perhaps someone here knows what to do?
>>>
>>> 1) I downloaded sqlite3-3_5_8-osx-x86.bin.gz
>> <http://sqlite.org/sqlite3-
>>> 3_5_8-osx-x86.bin.gz>  from their site.  I tried to open it and I  
>>> got
>>> another archive.  So I tried to open that.  I got another archive,
>>> and
>>> another.  ????  Clearly I am missing something important here.  I
>> located
>>> an older version on the net, and got the same sort of confusing
>> trouble.
>>>
>>> 2) If I do manage to extract the files, what do I do?  From what  
>>> I've
>> been
>>> reading I need to "install" them into OS X.  Is this true, or can I
>> just
>>> put them into the directory where my VW exe is like I do with
>>> Windows?
>>>
>>> 3) Finally, there is the issue of binaries for the PowerPC which are
>> not
>>> available at sqlite.org.  Does anyone here have those handy?
>>>
>>> -Carl Gundel
>>> http://www.runbasic.com
>>>
>>> On Mar 25, 2008, at 4:59 PM, Martin Kobetic wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> I tested it on Fedora 8 briefly, I had to patch the XIF
>> definition
>>> because the .so is named differently. See the attached fileout. I
>> didn't
>>> get around talking to the maintainer and publishing it yet. But  
>>> given
>> that
>>> SQLite seems to be preinstalled on most popular desktop OSes
>> (excluding
>>> Windows), we're seriously thinking about adding it as a goodie and
>>> possibly using SQLite as the default store repository for the
>> WebVelocity
>>> project.
>>>
>>> Martin
>>>
>>> Carl Gundel wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> Is the SQLite3EXDI support in the public Store cross
>> platform,
>>> or just  for Windows?  Anyone here tried it on OS X or Linux?
>>>
>>>
>>> -Carl Gundel
>>>
>>>
>>> Easy Windows programming - http://www.libertybasic.com
>>>
>>>
>>> Easy web programming - http://www.runbasic.com
>>>
>>>
>>> _______________________________________________
>>>
>>>
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>>> <?xml version="1.0"?>
>>>
>>> <st-source>
>>> <time-stamp>From VisualWorks(r), 7.6 of February 1, 2008 on
>> February
>>> 5, 2008 at 4:29:08 pm</time-stamp>
>>> <!-- Package Changes for SQLite3EXDI(sqlite3-vw7.x-3,olaf)* -->
>>>
>>>
>>> <class>
>>> <name>SQLite3Interface</name>
>>> <environment>Database</environment>
>>> <super>External.ExternalInterface</super>
>>> <private>false</private>
>>> <indexed-type>none</indexed-type>
>>> <inst-vars></inst-vars>
>>> <class-inst-vars></class-inst-vars>
>>> <imports>
>>> Database.SQLite3InterfaceDictionary.*
>>> </imports>
>>> <category>SQLiteEXDI</category>
>>> <attributes>
>>> <includeFiles></includeFiles>
>>> <includeDirectories></includeDirectories>
>>> <libraryFiles><item>[win]sqlite3.dll</item> <item>[linux]sqlite-
>>> 3.so</item> <item>[linux]libsqlite3.so.0</item></libraryFiles>
>>> <libraryDirectories><item>.</item> <item>[win]$(windir)</item>
>>> <item>[win]$(windir)\system32</item>
>>> <item>[win]$(VISUALWORKS)\bin\win</item>
>>> <item>[linux]$(VISUALWORKS)/bin/linux86</item>
>>> <item>[linux]/usr/local/lib</item> <item>[linux]/opt/local/lib</
>>> item>
>>> <item>[linux]/usr/lib</item>
>>> <item>[linux]/opt/lib</item></libraryDirectories>
>>> <beVirtual type="eval">true</beVirtual>
>>> <optimizationLevel type="sym">full</optimizationLevel>
>>> <package>SQLite3EXDI</package>
>>> </attributes>
>>> </class>
>>>
>>> <reorganize>
>>> <class-id>Database.SQLite3Interface</class-id>
>>> <organization>('procedures' #sqlite3_aggregate_context:with:
>>> #sqlite3_aggregate_count: #sqlite3_bind_blob:with:with:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_bind_double:with:with: #sqlite3_bind_int64:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_bind_int:with:with: #sqlite3_bind_null:with:
>>> #sqlite3_bind_parameter_count: #sqlite3_bind_parameter_index:with:
>>> #sqlite3_bind_parameter_name:with:
>>> #sqlite3_bind_text16:with:with:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_bind_text:with:with:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_bind_value:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_busy_handler:with:with: #sqlite3_busy_timeout:with:
>>> #sqlite3_changes: #sqlite3_clear_bindings: #sqlite3_close:
>>> #sqlite3_collation_needed16:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_collation_needed:with:with: #sqlite3_column_blob:with:
>>> #sqlite3_column_bytes16:with: #sqlite3_column_bytes:with:
>>> #sqlite3_column_count: #sqlite3_column_decltype16:with:
>>> #sqlite3_column_decltype:with: #sqlite3_column_double:with:
>>> #sqlite3_column_int64:with: #sqlite3_column_int:with:
>>> #sqlite3_column_name16:with: #sqlite3_column_name:with:
>>> #sqlite3_column_text16:with: #sqlite3_column_text:with:
>>> #sqlite3_column_type:with: #sqlite3_commit_hook:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_complete16: #sqlite3_complete:
>>> #sqlite3_create_collation16:with:with:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_create_collation:with:with:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_create_function16:with:with:with:with:with:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_create_function:with:with:with:with:with:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_data_count: #sqlite3_db_handle: #sqlite3_errcode:
>>> #sqlite3_errmsg16: #sqlite3_errmsg:
>>> #sqlite3_exec:with:with:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_expired: #sqlite3_finalize: #sqlite3_free:
>> #sqlite3_free_table:
>>> #sqlite3_get_autocommit: #sqlite3_get_auxdata:with:
>>> #sqlite3_get_table:with:with:with:with:with:  
>>> #sqlite3_global_recover:
>>> #sqlite3_interrupt: #sqlite3_key:with:with:
>> #sqlite3_last_insert_rowid:
>>> #sqlite3_libversion #sqlite3_libversion_number #sqlite3_mprintf:
>>> #sqlite3_open16:with: #sqlite3_open:with:
>>> #sqlite3_prepare16:with:with:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_prepare:with:with:with:with: #sqlite3_profile:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_progress_handler:with:with:with: #sqlite3_rekey:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_reset: #sqlite3_result_blob:with:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_result_double:with: #sqlite3_result_error16:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_result_error:with:with: #sqlite3_result_int64:with:
>>> #sqlite3_result_int:with: #sqlite3_result_null:
>>> #sqlite3_result_text16:with:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_result_text16be:with:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_result_text16le:with:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_result_text:with:with:with: #sqlite3_result_value:with:
>>> #sqlite3_set_authorizer:with:with:
>> #sqlite3_set_auxdata:with:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_sleep: #sqlite3_snprintf: #sqlite3_step:
>> #sqlite3_total_changes:
>>> #sqlite3_trace:with:with: #sqlite3_transfer_bindings:with:
>>> #sqlite3_user_data: #sqlite3_value_blob: #sqlite3_value_bytes16:
>>> #sqlite3_value_bytes: #sqlite3_value_double: #sqlite3_value_int64:
>>> #sqlite3_value_int: #sqlite3_value_text16: #sqlite3_value_text16be:
>>> #sqlite3_value_text16le: #sqlite3_value_text: #sqlite3_value_type:
>>> #sqlite3_vmprintf:with:)
>>> ('defines' #SQLITE3_TEXT #SQLITE_ABORT #SQLITE_ALTER_TABLE
>>> #SQLITE_ANALYZE #SQLITE_ANY #SQLITE_ATTACH #SQLITE_AUTH #SQLITE_BLOB
>>> #SQLITE_BUSY #SQLITE_CANTOPEN #SQLITE_CONSTRAINT #SQLITE_COPY
>>> #SQLITE_CORRUPT #SQLITE_CREATE_INDEX #SQLITE_CREATE_TABLE
>>> #SQLITE_CREATE_TEMP_INDEX #SQLITE_CREATE_TEMP_TABLE
>>> #SQLITE_CREATE_TEMP_TRIGGER #SQLITE_CREATE_TEMP_VIEW
>>> #SQLITE_CREATE_TRIGGER #SQLITE_CREATE_VIEW #SQLITE_DELETE
>>> #SQLITE_DENY
>>> #SQLITE_DETACH #SQLITE_DONE #SQLITE_DROP_INDEX #SQLITE_DROP_TABLE
>>> #SQLITE_DROP_TEMP_INDEX #SQLITE_DROP_TEMP_TABLE
>> #SQLITE_DROP_TEMP_TRIGGER
>>> #SQLITE_DROP_TEMP_VIEW #SQLITE_DROP_TRIGGER #SQLITE_DROP_VIEW
>>> #SQLITE_EMPTY #SQLITE_ERROR #SQLITE_FLOAT #SQLITE_FORMAT  
>>> #SQLITE_FULL
>>> #SQLITE_IGNORE #SQLITE_INSERT #SQLITE_INTEGER #SQLITE_INTERNAL
>>> #SQLITE_INTERRUPT #SQLITE_IOERR #SQLITE_LOCKED #SQLITE_MISMATCH
>>> #SQLITE_MISUSE #SQLITE_NOLFS #SQLITE_NOMEM #SQLITE_NOTADB
>> #SQLITE_NOTFOUND
>>> #SQLITE_NULL #SQLITE_OK #SQLITE_PERM #SQLITE_PRAGMA #SQLITE_PROTOCOL
>>> #SQLITE_RANGE #SQLITE_READ #SQLITE_READONLY #SQLITE_REINDEX
>> #SQLITE_ROW
>>> #SQLITE_SCHEMA #SQLITE_SELECT #SQLITE_STATIC #SQLITE_TEXT
>> #SQLITE_TOOBIG
>>> #SQLITE_TRANSACTION #SQLITE_TRANSIENT #SQLITE_UPDATE #SQLITE_UTF16
>>> #SQLITE_UTF16BE #SQLITE_UTF16LE #SQLITE_UTF8 #SQLITE_VERSION
>>> #SQLITE_VERSION_NUMBER #_INC_STDARG #_SQLITE3_H_ #_UINTPTR_T_DEFINED
>>> #_VA_LIST_DEFINED #_W64 #__DATE__ #__FILE__ #__LINE__ #__STDC__
>> #__TIME__)
>>> ('structs' #Mem #__sqlite3 #__sqlite3_context #__sqlite3_stmt)
>>> ('types' #sqlite3 #sqlite3_callback #sqlite3_context
>> #sqlite3_stmt
>>> #sqlite3_value #sqlite_int64 #sqlite_uint64 #uintptr_t #va_list)
>>> ('variables' #sqlite3_temp_directory #sqlite3_temp_directory:
>>> #sqlite3_version #sqlite3_version:)
>>> ('macros' #va_arg:with: #va_end: #va_start:with: #_ADDRESSOF:
>>> #_APALIGN:with: #_INTSIZEOF: #_SLOTSIZEOF:)
>>> </organization>
>>> </reorganize>
>>>
>>> <methods>
>>> <class-id>Database.SQLite3Interface class</class-id>
>>> <category>private</category>
>>>
>>> <body package="SQLite3EXDI"
>>> selector="libraryFilesSearchSignals">libraryFilesSearchSignals
>>> "This class is expected to provide a list of exceptions which
>> should
>>> be ignored
>>> when the library is not found whilst searching for it under the
>>> wrong platfrom name."
>>>
>>> ^UnixSystemSupport libraryFilesSearchSignals</body>
>>> </methods>
>>>
>>>
>>> </st-source>
>>>
>>>
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> Okay, so I managed to get VW to find the sqlite3 file in /usr/bin/
> sqlite3 however it fails with this error in the primLoadLibrary:  
> method.
>
> a SystemError(#'generic error','NSObjectFileImageInappropriateFile')
>
> Any ideas?
>
> -Carl
>
> On Apr 18, 2008, at 3:56 PM, Carl Gundel wrote:
>
>> Thanks Boris.  I didn't find that, but I did find /usr/bin/sqlite3 by
>> Googling a bit more.  Someone on a Ruby website has some sqlite3
>> details.  http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pages/HowtoUseSQLite
>>
>> Strange that spotlight doesn't find it.  :-/
>>
>> Still, I need a copy of the library for PowerPC, and I'm wondering if
>> I can just stick the library in my application directory or in a
>> subdirectory.  I'll experiment.  I don't really want to depend on the
>> file being available in a certain place, especially since sqlite is
>> only recently preinstalled on OS X.
>>
>> It would be great if SQLite libraries would come with VisualWorks
>> along with Smalltalk libraries, but perhaps this is outside the scope
>> of VW.
>>
>> -Carl
>>
>> On Apr 18, 2008, at 3:21 PM, Boris Popov wrote:
>>
>>> locate libsqlite
>>>
>>> -Boris
>>>
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>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>> From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On
>>> Behalf
>>>> Of Carl Gundel
>>>> Sent: Friday, April 18, 2008 12:05 PM
>>>> To: VWNC
>>>> Subject: Re: [vwnc] Is SQLite3EXDI cross platform?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks Martin,
>>>>
>>>> I guess I can probably adapt this for OS X (of course if anyone
>>> already
>>>> has done this I'd be grateful for the sources).  Trouble is I can't
>>> even
>>>> seem to get SQLite3 libraries downloaded and extracted.  This is
>>> probably
>>>> due to some fundamental misunderstandings on my part because I'm so
>>> new to
>>>> Unix.  I guess there is probably some way to use the SQLite that
>>>> comes
>>>> with OS X, but I'm guessing that in that case my application will
>>>> need
>>> to
>>>> know where it is and what it is called. A spotlight search for
>>>> sqlite
>>>> didn't reveal much.
>>>>
>>>> So instead I tried downloading the binaries from sqlite.org.  I ran
>>> into
>>>> some issues.  Perhaps someone here knows what to do?
>>>>
>>>> 1) I downloaded sqlite3-3_5_8-osx-x86.bin.gz
>>> <http://sqlite.org/sqlite3-
>>>> 3_5_8-osx-x86.bin.gz>  from their site.  I tried to open it and I
>>>> got
>>>> another archive.  So I tried to open that.  I got another archive,
>>>> and
>>>> another.  ????  Clearly I am missing something important here.  I
>>> located
>>>> an older version on the net, and got the same sort of confusing
>>> trouble.
>>>>
>>>> 2) If I do manage to extract the files, what do I do?  From what
>>>> I've
>>> been
>>>> reading I need to "install" them into OS X.  Is this true, or can I
>>> just
>>>> put them into the directory where my VW exe is like I do with
>>>> Windows?
>>>>
>>>> 3) Finally, there is the issue of binaries for the PowerPC which  
>>>> are
>>> not
>>>> available at sqlite.org.  Does anyone here have those handy?
>>>>
>>>> -Carl Gundel
>>>> http://www.runbasic.com
>>>>
>>>> On Mar 25, 2008, at 4:59 PM, Martin Kobetic wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I tested it on Fedora 8 briefly, I had to patch the XIF
>>> definition
>>>> because the .so is named differently. See the attached fileout. I
>>> didn't
>>>> get around talking to the maintainer and publishing it yet. But
>>>> given
>>> that
>>>> SQLite seems to be preinstalled on most popular desktop OSes
>>> (excluding
>>>> Windows), we're seriously thinking about adding it as a goodie and
>>>> possibly using SQLite as the default store repository for the
>>> WebVelocity
>>>> project.
>>>>
>>>> Martin
>>>>
>>>> Carl Gundel wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Is the SQLite3EXDI support in the public Store cross
>>> platform,
>>>> or just  for Windows?  Anyone here tried it on OS X or Linux?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> -Carl Gundel
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Easy Windows programming - http://www.libertybasic.com
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Easy web programming - http://www.runbasic.com
>>>>
>>>>
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>>>> <?xml version="1.0"?>
>>>>
>>>> <st-source>
>>>> <time-stamp>From VisualWorks(r), 7.6 of February 1, 2008 on
>>> February
>>>> 5, 2008 at 4:29:08 pm</time-stamp>
>>>> <!-- Package Changes for SQLite3EXDI(sqlite3-vw7.x-3,olaf)* -->
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> <class>
>>>> <name>SQLite3Interface</name>
>>>> <environment>Database</environment>
>>>> <super>External.ExternalInterface</super>
>>>> <private>false</private>
>>>> <indexed-type>none</indexed-type>
>>>> <inst-vars></inst-vars>
>>>> <class-inst-vars></class-inst-vars>
>>>> <imports>
>>>> Database.SQLite3InterfaceDictionary.*
>>>> </imports>
>>>> <category>SQLiteEXDI</category>
>>>> <attributes>
>>>> <includeFiles></includeFiles>
>>>> <includeDirectories></includeDirectories>
>>>> <libraryFiles><item>[win]sqlite3.dll</item> <item>[linux]sqlite-
>>>> 3.so</item> <item>[linux]libsqlite3.so.0</item></libraryFiles>
>>>> <libraryDirectories><item>.</item> <item>[win]$(windir)</item>
>>>> <item>[win]$(windir)\system32</item>
>>>> <item>[win]$(VISUALWORKS)\bin\win</item>
>>>> <item>[linux]$(VISUALWORKS)/bin/linux86</item>
>>>> <item>[linux]/usr/local/lib</item> <item>[linux]/opt/local/lib</
>>>> item>
>>>> <item>[linux]/usr/lib</item>
>>>> <item>[linux]/opt/lib</item></libraryDirectories>
>>>> <beVirtual type="eval">true</beVirtual>
>>>> <optimizationLevel type="sym">full</optimizationLevel>
>>>> <package>SQLite3EXDI</package>
>>>> </attributes>
>>>> </class>
>>>>
>>>> <reorganize>
>>>> <class-id>Database.SQLite3Interface</class-id>
>>>> <organization>('procedures' #sqlite3_aggregate_context:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_aggregate_count: #sqlite3_bind_blob:with:with:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_bind_double:with:with: #sqlite3_bind_int64:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_bind_int:with:with: #sqlite3_bind_null:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_bind_parameter_count: #sqlite3_bind_parameter_index:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_bind_parameter_name:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_bind_text16:with:with:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_bind_text:with:with:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_bind_value:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_busy_handler:with:with: #sqlite3_busy_timeout:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_changes: #sqlite3_clear_bindings: #sqlite3_close:
>>>> #sqlite3_collation_needed16:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_collation_needed:with:with: #sqlite3_column_blob:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_column_bytes16:with: #sqlite3_column_bytes:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_column_count: #sqlite3_column_decltype16:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_column_decltype:with: #sqlite3_column_double:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_column_int64:with: #sqlite3_column_int:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_column_name16:with: #sqlite3_column_name:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_column_text16:with: #sqlite3_column_text:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_column_type:with: #sqlite3_commit_hook:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_complete16: #sqlite3_complete:
>>>> #sqlite3_create_collation16:with:with:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_create_collation:with:with:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_create_function16:with:with:with:with:with:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_create_function:with:with:with:with:with:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_data_count: #sqlite3_db_handle: #sqlite3_errcode:
>>>> #sqlite3_errmsg16: #sqlite3_errmsg:
>>>> #sqlite3_exec:with:with:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_expired: #sqlite3_finalize: #sqlite3_free:
>>> #sqlite3_free_table:
>>>> #sqlite3_get_autocommit: #sqlite3_get_auxdata:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_get_table:with:with:with:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_global_recover:
>>>> #sqlite3_interrupt: #sqlite3_key:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_last_insert_rowid:
>>>> #sqlite3_libversion #sqlite3_libversion_number #sqlite3_mprintf:
>>>> #sqlite3_open16:with: #sqlite3_open:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_prepare16:with:with:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_prepare:with:with:with:with: #sqlite3_profile:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_progress_handler:with:with:with: #sqlite3_rekey:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_reset: #sqlite3_result_blob:with:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_result_double:with: #sqlite3_result_error16:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_result_error:with:with: #sqlite3_result_int64:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_result_int:with: #sqlite3_result_null:
>>>> #sqlite3_result_text16:with:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_result_text16be:with:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_result_text16le:with:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_result_text:with:with:with: #sqlite3_result_value:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_set_authorizer:with:with:
>>> #sqlite3_set_auxdata:with:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_sleep: #sqlite3_snprintf: #sqlite3_step:
>>> #sqlite3_total_changes:
>>>> #sqlite3_trace:with:with: #sqlite3_transfer_bindings:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_user_data: #sqlite3_value_blob: #sqlite3_value_bytes16:
>>>> #sqlite3_value_bytes: #sqlite3_value_double: #sqlite3_value_int64:
>>>> #sqlite3_value_int: #sqlite3_value_text16: #sqlite3_value_text16be:
>>>> #sqlite3_value_text16le: #sqlite3_value_text: #sqlite3_value_type:
>>>> #sqlite3_vmprintf:with:)
>>>> ('defines' #SQLITE3_TEXT #SQLITE_ABORT #SQLITE_ALTER_TABLE
>>>> #SQLITE_ANALYZE #SQLITE_ANY #SQLITE_ATTACH #SQLITE_AUTH  
>>>> #SQLITE_BLOB
>>>> #SQLITE_BUSY #SQLITE_CANTOPEN #SQLITE_CONSTRAINT #SQLITE_COPY
>>>> #SQLITE_CORRUPT #SQLITE_CREATE_INDEX #SQLITE_CREATE_TABLE
>>>> #SQLITE_CREATE_TEMP_INDEX #SQLITE_CREATE_TEMP_TABLE
>>>> #SQLITE_CREATE_TEMP_TRIGGER #SQLITE_CREATE_TEMP_VIEW
>>>> #SQLITE_CREATE_TRIGGER #SQLITE_CREATE_VIEW #SQLITE_DELETE
>>>> #SQLITE_DENY
>>>> #SQLITE_DETACH #SQLITE_DONE #SQLITE_DROP_INDEX #SQLITE_DROP_TABLE
>>>> #SQLITE_DROP_TEMP_INDEX #SQLITE_DROP_TEMP_TABLE
>>> #SQLITE_DROP_TEMP_TRIGGER
>>>> #SQLITE_DROP_TEMP_VIEW #SQLITE_DROP_TRIGGER #SQLITE_DROP_VIEW
>>>> #SQLITE_EMPTY #SQLITE_ERROR #SQLITE_FLOAT #SQLITE_FORMAT
>>>> #SQLITE_FULL
>>>> #SQLITE_IGNORE #SQLITE_INSERT #SQLITE_INTEGER #SQLITE_INTERNAL
>>>> #SQLITE_INTERRUPT #SQLITE_IOERR #SQLITE_LOCKED #SQLITE_MISMATCH
>>>> #SQLITE_MISUSE #SQLITE_NOLFS #SQLITE_NOMEM #SQLITE_NOTADB
>>> #SQLITE_NOTFOUND
>>>> #SQLITE_NULL #SQLITE_OK #SQLITE_PERM #SQLITE_PRAGMA  
>>>> #SQLITE_PROTOCOL
>>>> #SQLITE_RANGE #SQLITE_READ #SQLITE_READONLY #SQLITE_REINDEX
>>> #SQLITE_ROW
>>>> #SQLITE_SCHEMA #SQLITE_SELECT #SQLITE_STATIC #SQLITE_TEXT
>>> #SQLITE_TOOBIG
>>>> #SQLITE_TRANSACTION #SQLITE_TRANSIENT #SQLITE_UPDATE #SQLITE_UTF16
>>>> #SQLITE_UTF16BE #SQLITE_UTF16LE #SQLITE_UTF8 #SQLITE_VERSION
>>>> #SQLITE_VERSION_NUMBER #_INC_STDARG #_SQLITE3_H_  
>>>> #_UINTPTR_T_DEFINED
>>>> #_VA_LIST_DEFINED #_W64 #__DATE__ #__FILE__ #__LINE__ #__STDC__
>>> #__TIME__)
>>>> ('structs' #Mem #__sqlite3 #__sqlite3_context #__sqlite3_stmt)
>>>> ('types' #sqlite3 #sqlite3_callback #sqlite3_context
>>> #sqlite3_stmt
>>>> #sqlite3_value #sqlite_int64 #sqlite_uint64 #uintptr_t #va_list)
>>>> ('variables' #sqlite3_temp_directory #sqlite3_temp_directory:
>>>> #sqlite3_version #sqlite3_version:)
>>>> ('macros' #va_arg:with: #va_end: #va_start:with: #_ADDRESSOF:
>>>> #_APALIGN:with: #_INTSIZEOF: #_SLOTSIZEOF:)
>>>> </organization>
>>>> </reorganize>
>>>>
>>>> <methods>
>>>> <class-id>Database.SQLite3Interface class</class-id>
>>>> <category>private</category>
>>>>
>>>> <body package="SQLite3EXDI"
>>>> selector="libraryFilesSearchSignals">libraryFilesSearchSignals
>>>> "This class is expected to provide a list of exceptions which
>>> should
>>>> be ignored
>>>> when the library is not found whilst searching for it under the
>>>> wrong platfrom name."
>>>>
>>>> ^UnixSystemSupport libraryFilesSearchSignals</body>
>>>> </methods>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> </st-source>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
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> Oh, just some more information.  I used the specifier [MacOSX] to  
> specify my platform.  Is this wrong for Intel OS X?  Am I telling VW  
> that this is a PowerPC library?
>
> -Carl
>
> On Apr 24, 2008, at 2:46 PM, Carl Gundel wrote:
>
>> Okay, so I managed to get VW to find the sqlite3 file in /usr/bin/
>> sqlite3 however it fails with this error in the primLoadLibrary:  
>> method.
>>
>> a SystemError(#'generic error','NSObjectFileImageInappropriateFile')
>>
>> Any ideas?
>>
>> -Carl
>>
>> On Apr 18, 2008, at 3:56 PM, Carl Gundel wrote:
>>
>>> Thanks Boris.  I didn't find that, but I did find /usr/bin/sqlite3 by
>>> Googling a bit more.  Someone on a Ruby website has some sqlite3
>>> details.  http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pages/HowtoUseSQLite
>>>
>>> Strange that spotlight doesn't find it.  :-/
>>>
>>> Still, I need a copy of the library for PowerPC, and I'm wondering if
>>> I can just stick the library in my application directory or in a
>>> subdirectory.  I'll experiment.  I don't really want to depend on the
>>> file being available in a certain place, especially since sqlite is
>>> only recently preinstalled on OS X.
>>>
>>> It would be great if SQLite libraries would come with VisualWorks
>>> along with Smalltalk libraries, but perhaps this is outside the scope
>>> of VW.
>>>
>>> -Carl
>>>
>>> On Apr 18, 2008, at 3:21 PM, Boris Popov wrote:
>>>
>>>> locate libsqlite
>>>>
>>>> -Boris
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> +1.604.689.0322
>>>> DeepCove Labs Ltd.
>>>> 4th floor 595 Howe Street
>>>> Vancouver, Canada V6C 2T5
>>>> http://tinyurl.com/r7uw4
>>>>
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>>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>>> From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On
>>>> Behalf
>>>>> Of Carl Gundel
>>>>> Sent: Friday, April 18, 2008 12:05 PM
>>>>> To: VWNC
>>>>> Subject: Re: [vwnc] Is SQLite3EXDI cross platform?
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks Martin,
>>>>>
>>>>> I guess I can probably adapt this for OS X (of course if anyone
>>>> already
>>>>> has done this I'd be grateful for the sources).  Trouble is I can't
>>>> even
>>>>> seem to get SQLite3 libraries downloaded and extracted.  This is
>>>> probably
>>>>> due to some fundamental misunderstandings on my part because I'm so
>>>> new to
>>>>> Unix.  I guess there is probably some way to use the SQLite that
>>>>> comes
>>>>> with OS X, but I'm guessing that in that case my application will
>>>>> need
>>>> to
>>>>> know where it is and what it is called. A spotlight search for
>>>>> sqlite
>>>>> didn't reveal much.
>>>>>
>>>>> So instead I tried downloading the binaries from sqlite.org.  I ran
>>>> into
>>>>> some issues.  Perhaps someone here knows what to do?
>>>>>
>>>>> 1) I downloaded sqlite3-3_5_8-osx-x86.bin.gz
>>>> <http://sqlite.org/sqlite3-
>>>>> 3_5_8-osx-x86.bin.gz>  from their site.  I tried to open it and I
>>>>> got
>>>>> another archive.  So I tried to open that.  I got another archive,
>>>>> and
>>>>> another.  ????  Clearly I am missing something important here.  I
>>>> located
>>>>> an older version on the net, and got the same sort of confusing
>>>> trouble.
>>>>> 2) If I do manage to extract the files, what do I do?  From what
>>>>> I've
>>>> been
>>>>> reading I need to "install" them into OS X.  Is this true, or can I
>>>> just
>>>>> put them into the directory where my VW exe is like I do with
>>>>> Windows?
>>>>>
>>>>> 3) Finally, there is the issue of binaries for the PowerPC which  
>>>>> are
>>>> not
>>>>> available at sqlite.org.  Does anyone here have those handy?
>>>>>
>>>>> -Carl Gundel
>>>>> http://www.runbasic.com
>>>>>
>>>>> On Mar 25, 2008, at 4:59 PM, Martin Kobetic wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> I tested it on Fedora 8 briefly, I had to patch the XIF
>>>> definition
>>>>> because the .so is named differently. See the attached fileout. I
>>>> didn't
>>>>> get around talking to the maintainer and publishing it yet. But
>>>>> given
>>>> that
>>>>> SQLite seems to be preinstalled on most popular desktop OSes
>>>> (excluding
>>>>> Windows), we're seriously thinking about adding it as a goodie and
>>>>> possibly using SQLite as the default store repository for the
>>>> WebVelocity
>>>>> project.
>>>>>
>>>>> Martin
>>>>>
>>>>> Carl Gundel wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Is the SQLite3EXDI support in the public Store cross
>>>> platform,
>>>>> or just  for Windows?  Anyone here tried it on OS X or Linux?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> -Carl Gundel
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Easy Windows programming - http://www.libertybasic.com
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Easy web programming - http://www.runbasic.com
>>>>>
>>>>>
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>>>>>
>>>>> <?xml version="1.0"?>
>>>>>
>>>>> <st-source>
>>>>> <time-stamp>From VisualWorks(r), 7.6 of February 1, 2008 on
>>>> February
>>>>> 5, 2008 at 4:29:08 pm</time-stamp>
>>>>> <!-- Package Changes for SQLite3EXDI(sqlite3-vw7.x-3,olaf)* -->
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> <class>
>>>>> <name>SQLite3Interface</name>
>>>>> <environment>Database</environment>
>>>>> <super>External.ExternalInterface</super>
>>>>> <private>false</private>
>>>>> <indexed-type>none</indexed-type>
>>>>> <inst-vars></inst-vars>
>>>>> <class-inst-vars></class-inst-vars>
>>>>> <imports>
>>>>> Database.SQLite3InterfaceDictionary.*
>>>>> </imports>
>>>>> <category>SQLiteEXDI</category>
>>>>> <attributes>
>>>>> <includeFiles></includeFiles>
>>>>> <includeDirectories></includeDirectories>
>>>>> <libraryFiles><item>[win]sqlite3.dll</item> <item>[linux]sqlite-
>>>>> 3.so</item> <item>[linux]libsqlite3.so.0</item></libraryFiles>
>>>>> <libraryDirectories><item>.</item> <item>[win]$(windir)</item>
>>>>> <item>[win]$(windir)\system32</item>
>>>>> <item>[win]$(VISUALWORKS)\bin\win</item>
>>>>> <item>[linux]$(VISUALWORKS)/bin/linux86</item>
>>>>> <item>[linux]/usr/local/lib</item> <item>[linux]/opt/local/lib</
>>>>> item>
>>>>> <item>[linux]/usr/lib</item>
>>>>> <item>[linux]/opt/lib</item></libraryDirectories>
>>>>> <beVirtual type="eval">true</beVirtual>
>>>>> <optimizationLevel type="sym">full</optimizationLevel>
>>>>> <package>SQLite3EXDI</package>
>>>>> </attributes>
>>>>> </class>
>>>>>
>>>>> <reorganize>
>>>>> <class-id>Database.SQLite3Interface</class-id>
>>>>> <organization>('procedures' #sqlite3_aggregate_context:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_aggregate_count: #sqlite3_bind_blob:with:with:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_bind_double:with:with: #sqlite3_bind_int64:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_bind_int:with:with: #sqlite3_bind_null:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_bind_parameter_count: #sqlite3_bind_parameter_index:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_bind_parameter_name:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_bind_text16:with:with:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_bind_text:with:with:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_bind_value:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_busy_handler:with:with: #sqlite3_busy_timeout:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_changes: #sqlite3_clear_bindings: #sqlite3_close:
>>>>> #sqlite3_collation_needed16:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_collation_needed:with:with: #sqlite3_column_blob:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_column_bytes16:with: #sqlite3_column_bytes:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_column_count: #sqlite3_column_decltype16:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_column_decltype:with: #sqlite3_column_double:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_column_int64:with: #sqlite3_column_int:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_column_name16:with: #sqlite3_column_name:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_column_text16:with: #sqlite3_column_text:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_column_type:with: #sqlite3_commit_hook:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_complete16: #sqlite3_complete:
>>>>> #sqlite3_create_collation16:with:with:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_create_collation:with:with:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_create_function16:with:with:with:with:with:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_create_function:with:with:with:with:with:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_data_count: #sqlite3_db_handle: #sqlite3_errcode:
>>>>> #sqlite3_errmsg16: #sqlite3_errmsg:
>>>>> #sqlite3_exec:with:with:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_expired: #sqlite3_finalize: #sqlite3_free:
>>>> #sqlite3_free_table:
>>>>> #sqlite3_get_autocommit: #sqlite3_get_auxdata:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_get_table:with:with:with:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_global_recover:
>>>>> #sqlite3_interrupt: #sqlite3_key:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_last_insert_rowid:
>>>>> #sqlite3_libversion #sqlite3_libversion_number #sqlite3_mprintf:
>>>>> #sqlite3_open16:with: #sqlite3_open:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_prepare16:with:with:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_prepare:with:with:with:with: #sqlite3_profile:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_progress_handler:with:with:with: #sqlite3_rekey:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_reset: #sqlite3_result_blob:with:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_result_double:with: #sqlite3_result_error16:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_result_error:with:with: #sqlite3_result_int64:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_result_int:with: #sqlite3_result_null:
>>>>> #sqlite3_result_text16:with:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_result_text16be:with:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_result_text16le:with:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_result_text:with:with:with: #sqlite3_result_value:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_set_authorizer:with:with:
>>>> #sqlite3_set_auxdata:with:with:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_sleep: #sqlite3_snprintf: #sqlite3_step:
>>>> #sqlite3_total_changes:
>>>>> #sqlite3_trace:with:with: #sqlite3_transfer_bindings:with:
>>>>> #sqlite3_user_data: #sqlite3_value_blob: #sqlite3_value_bytes16:
>>>>> #sqlite3_value_bytes: #sqlite3_value_double: #sqlite3_value_int64:
>>>>> #sqlite3_value_int: #sqlite3_value_text16: #sqlite3_value_text16be:
>>>>> #sqlite3_value_text16le: #sqlite3_value_text: #sqlite3_value_type:
>>>>> #sqlite3_vmprintf:with:)
>>>>> ('defines' #SQLITE3_TEXT #SQLITE_ABORT #SQLITE_ALTER_TABLE
>>>>> #SQLITE_ANALYZE #SQLITE_ANY #SQLITE_ATTACH #SQLITE_AUTH  
>>>>> #SQLITE_BLOB
>>>>> #SQLITE_BUSY #SQLITE_CANTOPEN #SQLITE_CONSTRAINT #SQLITE_COPY
>>>>> #SQLITE_CORRUPT #SQLITE_CREATE_INDEX #SQLITE_CREATE_TABLE
>>>>> #SQLITE_CREATE_TEMP_INDEX #SQLITE_CREATE_TEMP_TABLE
>>>>> #SQLITE_CREATE_TEMP_TRIGGER #SQLITE_CREATE_TEMP_VIEW
>>>>> #SQLITE_CREATE_TRIGGER #SQLITE_CREATE_VIEW #SQLITE_DELETE
>>>>> #SQLITE_DENY
>>>>> #SQLITE_DETACH #SQLITE_DONE #SQLITE_DROP_INDEX #SQLITE_DROP_TABLE
>>>>> #SQLITE_DROP_TEMP_INDEX #SQLITE_DROP_TEMP_TABLE
>>>> #SQLITE_DROP_TEMP_TRIGGER
>>>>> #SQLITE_DROP_TEMP_VIEW #SQLITE_DROP_TRIGGER #SQLITE_DROP_VIEW
>>>>> #SQLITE_EMPTY #SQLITE_ERROR #SQLITE_FLOAT #SQLITE_FORMAT
>>>>> #SQLITE_FULL
>>>>> #SQLITE_IGNORE #SQLITE_INSERT #SQLITE_INTEGER #SQLITE_INTERNAL
>>>>> #SQLITE_INTERRUPT #SQLITE_IOERR #SQLITE_LOCKED #SQLITE_MISMATCH
>>>>> #SQLITE_MISUSE #SQLITE_NOLFS #SQLITE_NOMEM #SQLITE_NOTADB
>>>> #SQLITE_NOTFOUND
>>>>> #SQLITE_NULL #SQLITE_OK #SQLITE_PERM #SQLITE_PRAGMA  
>>>>> #SQLITE_PROTOCOL
>>>>> #SQLITE_RANGE #SQLITE_READ #SQLITE_READONLY #SQLITE_REINDEX
>>>> #SQLITE_ROW
>>>>> #SQLITE_SCHEMA #SQLITE_SELECT #SQLITE_STATIC #SQLITE_TEXT
>>>> #SQLITE_TOOBIG
>>>>> #SQLITE_TRANSACTION #SQLITE_TRANSIENT #SQLITE_UPDATE #SQLITE_UTF16
>>>>> #SQLITE_UTF16BE #SQLITE_UTF16LE #SQLITE_UTF8 #SQLITE_VERSION
>>>>> #SQLITE_VERSION_NUMBER #_INC_STDARG #_SQLITE3_H_  
>>>>> #_UINTPTR_T_DEFINED
>>>>> #_VA_LIST_DEFINED #_W64 #__DATE__ #__FILE__ #__LINE__ #__STDC__
>>>> #__TIME__)
>>>>> ('structs' #Mem #__sqlite3 #__sqlite3_context #__sqlite3_stmt)
>>>>> ('types' #sqlite3 #sqlite3_callback #sqlite3_context
>>>> #sqlite3_stmt
>>>>> #sqlite3_value #sqlite_int64 #sqlite_uint64 #uintptr_t #va_list)
>>>>> ('variables' #sqlite3_temp_directory #sqlite3_temp_directory:
>>>>> #sqlite3_version #sqlite3_version:)
>>>>> ('macros' #va_arg:with: #va_end: #va_start:with: #_ADDRESSOF:
>>>>> #_APALIGN:with: #_INTSIZEOF: #_SLOTSIZEOF:)
>>>>> </organization>
>>>>> </reorganize>
>>>>>
>>>>> <methods>
>>>>> <class-id>Database.SQLite3Interface class</class-id>
>>>>> <category>private</category>
>>>>>
>>>>> <body package="SQLite3EXDI"
>>>>> selector="libraryFilesSearchSignals">libraryFilesSearchSignals
>>>>> "This class is expected to provide a list of exceptions which
>>>> should
>>>>> be ignored
>>>>> when the library is not found whilst searching for it under the
>>>>> wrong platfrom name."
>>>>>
>>>>> ^UnixSystemSupport libraryFilesSearchSignals</body>
>>>>> </methods>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> </st-source>
>>>>>
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