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==SQLite Driver==
==SQLite Driver==
*Add better scrolling to the cursor, see: http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=ScrollingCursor for advice.
*Add better scrolling to the cursor, see: http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=ScrollingCursor for advice.
==Junior Jobs==
Fix [http://ebn.kde.org/krazy/reports/playground/libs/predicate/index.html Krazy checker's warnings]. Especially:
*add d-pointers - [dpointer] warning
*move inline code from headers to .cpp - [inline] warning
*fix typos
For other types of warnings ask the maintainer first - there are false positives!


==Marketing==
==Marketing==

Revision as of 14:49, 27 June 2012

Making Predicate work with databases creates elsewhere without importing them

Introduction: KexiDB depends on kexi__* objects even when accessing native database features. Historically this was caused by limitations of SQLite and having simple support for multiple databases. The problem is however that there are existing databases and users expect to be able to use them with Kexi, and possible extend them with Kexi-specific features.

The Goal: Making Predicate work without importing

Ideas:

  • add to Connection: virtual bool drv_tableNames(QStringList& tablenames) = 0; (from KexiMigrate)
    • this iterates through the database schema
  • add to Connection: virtual bool drv_readTableSchema(QString& tableName, KexiDB::TableSchema& tableSchema) = 0; (from KexiMigrate)
    • this reads the native table schema and creates TableSchema object

Optional:

  • add to Connection: virtual bool drv_viewNames(QStringList& tablenames) = 0;
    • map it to SELECT queries in Kexi

SQLite Driver

Junior Jobs

Fix Krazy checker's warnings. Especially:

  • add d-pointers - [dpointer] warning
  • move inline code from headers to .cpp - [inline] warning
  • fix typos

For other types of warnings ask the maintainer first - there are false positives!

Marketing

Ideas: