Re: [SQLObject] SQLObject 0.4rc1

[Matt G. <ma...@po...>]

Using:
    python 2.2.2
    sqlite 2.8.3
    pysqlite 0.4.3
    SQLObject 0.4rc1

SQLite support seems a bit broken ...

len(Person.select('all')) - "TypeError: an integer is required". I guess 
this is because SQLite always uses strings.

Also, when a slice does not include an upper bound, i.e. 
Person.select('all')[10:] or Person.select('all')[1], the generated SQL 
is missing the LIMIT part of the clause. According to the SQLite docs it 
should include "LIMIT 0" if there is no upper bound.

All of the above work fine with PostgreSQL.

Cheers, Matt

Ian Bicking wrote:

>I believe I have everything together for SQLObject 0.4  A release
>candidate exists at:
>
>http://colorstudy.com/SQLObject-0.4rc1.tar.gz
>
>I'd appreciate it people could give it a try, to see if there's problems
>with the distribution or anything else.  I've also restructured and
>rewritten a lot of the documentation, so I'd appreciate any feedback
>anyone has on that as well.
>
>The changes are described in News.txt
>
>  Ian
>
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