[bt-devel] requriring QtSql / QTSQLITE

Gary Holmlund gary.holmlund at gmail.com
Mon Nov 2 12:09:05 MST 2009


Greg Hellings wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 12:06 PM, Martin Gruner <mg.pub at gmx.net> wrote:
>   
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I am strongly thinking about a new feature. The current alternative
>> versification support has one major drawback: it does not yet have schema
>> mapping. So when you display modules with different v11n systems in parallel,
>> you will get wrong results.
>> Until Sword supports schema mapping, we might just have our own small
>> solution. I just checked, if I only store the data sets of places where v11n
>> systems differ, it will be about 40k datasets. Too much to compile into the
>> code.
>> So I'd like start using QtSql with the QTSQLITE driver. I used it before, and
>> it is fun. We might do all sorts of cool things with this later.
>>
>> My main question is: How complicated is it for the Windows build team to
>> create a Qt that does have support for it? If it can be done with a
>> reasonable, limited amount of effort I'd like to start implementing the
>> solution.
>>     
>
> I'm not at a Windows box at the moment, but I know the QtSql4 is
> already part of the basic Windows build that I have on my system.
> Compiling it just basically amounts to a little more time spent
> building.  Since we've figured out the issue of plugins, even if the
> SQLITE is part of the plugin system, it should be pretty easy to bring
> it into the system now that Gary ironed out those problems.
>
> --Greg
>   
The sql lite is a plugin and we already have it compiled in Qt. We would 
probably need to add a couple of cmake lines to copy it into the correct 
plugin directory. So, I agree that it should not be a problem to do.

Gary



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