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Program Announcements / File-Based database plugin. SqlLite Wrapper

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Mnemonix
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Posted: 24th Mar 2008 03:09
I actually wrote this 2 years ago but lost the source and binarys, but I recently found a copy of the dll. I released it as WIP last time, but since I cannot do any more work on it (Was orginally supposed to be part of gamecrypt) I am giving it a full program announcement, since it was almost completely ignored last time.

Anyway I think it will be useful for people who are making RPG's or Text adventures and need to store a lot of information that is randomly accessable.

Here is the demo program I wrote for the system. I do not have a keywords file(sorry). So the only commands I know are the ones in this source.

Give it a try. SQL access on a file can be useful sometimes.




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Jimmy
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Posted: 24th Mar 2008 03:11
is this another TOOL>??

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Mnemonix
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Posted: 24th Mar 2008 03:13
Now look here Jimmy,

SORRY UR NOT COMEDIAN.


I would thank you not to wreck my thread please, even if it is another TOOL.


Download it now Jimmy, go on...you know you want it.

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Jimmy
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Posted: 24th Mar 2008 03:14
downloaded

how i jump?

oh nvm. not game.

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Sven B
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Posted: 24th Mar 2008 18:25
What's this all about? What's wrong with tools?

I think this is pretty neat. Looks very useful actually.

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Have a problem, solve the problem, and have a new problem to solve.
Silvester
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Posted: 24th Mar 2008 19:09
Hmm, this should prove usefull.
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Posted: 24th Mar 2008 20:10
no it shouldn't i don't like it.

Mnemonix
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Posted: 24th Mar 2008 20:11
I just thought somebody might find it useful .

Why all the mean comments?


JUST USE IT MAN!!



I thought it might be good for inventory systems in RPG's or something or perhaps like a random access data manager for a text adventure.

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Benjamin
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Posted: 24th Mar 2008 20:56
Quote: "no it shouldn't i don't like it."

Well, obviously it will only be useful to those who know how to program.

Mnemonix
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Posted: 24th Mar 2008 21:56
Haha Good one Benjamin.

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Jimmy
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Posted: 24th Mar 2008 22:50
As the person that pwned this thread initially, I would like to say now that this is actually a very useful tool. Especially for those who are making teh mm0rpgz, or just regular RPGs. Or any game/program that requires large amounts of data to operate. SQL is smooth and even somewhat secure.

Kudos to Mnem for this the most incredible release of the century.

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Mnemonix
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Posted: 25th Mar 2008 02:14
YAY JIMMY!

Have a cookie.

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Virtual Nomad
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Posted: 25th Mar 2008 02:23 Edited at: 25th Mar 2008 02:24
mnem,

surely you or someone else with DLL experience can extract additional commands, etc? maybe post/inquire on the dll forum and ask if someone can analyze it? i'm interested in this and want to see it's "full" potential before i work with it.

thanks for sharing

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Mnemonix
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Posted: 25th Mar 2008 06:04
Im sure its full potential can be seen above. Its not very feature rich.

I will try and find time to post an ini file and command list up for ya soon though.

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Silvester
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Posted: 25th Mar 2008 16:28
SQL doesn't require much commands actually. Since all SQL commands are inside Querries
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Posted: 25th Mar 2008 22:39 Edited at: 25th Mar 2008 22:41
i opened the dll in notepad and saw references to "money" and some other things so i thought there might be functions like currency formatting in it. again, i dunno a thing about the innards of dll's but it looked like there was a lot more in it vs what was demo'd above.

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Mnemonix
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Posted: 26th Mar 2008 02:43
Some of the dll will be the SQL LITE binary which I merely wrapped for DBP.

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luke escude
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Posted: 26th Mar 2008 05:48
Actually, I am using this DLL to store and retrieve data for my 3D level editor, Vector3...

http://www.lujogames.com/luke/vector3/vector3.html

And it has proven to be useful. It is not used on the current version of Vec3, but I will release it later...
Thanks, Mnemonix!

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Duffer
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Posted: 21st May 2008 09:38 Edited at: 21st May 2008 09:41
@ Mnemonix,

Ignore the yahoos (Jimmy now excluded) - could I save a database in OpenOffice DBase and then access and tinker with this Dll? If yes, what file format should I save the database in?

and could you give me a list of commands and/or reference to a weblink for commands / useage?

a long time dabbler with DBC and DBPro with no actual talent but lots of enthusiasm...
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Posted: 21st May 2008 14:47
http://www.sqlite.org/

You need the Windows package, and an ODBC connector to access via openOffice.

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Posted: 21st May 2008 15:36 Edited at: 23rd May 2008 08:25
Not a SqlLite,
It's a SQLite.

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