SQLite-Ruby is a module that allows Ruby programs to interface with SQLite databases.
http://rubyforge.org/projects/sqlite-ruby
Version 1.2.9.1 is a release candidate in preparation for 1.3.0. Among other things, it removes the explicit dependency on arrayfields, preferring instead to allow developers to choose between returning rows as hashes or arrays.
This release also adds new exception classes that encapsulate all major return codes that are returned by functions in the sqlite API. For example, instead of having to rescue SQLite::DatabaseException and then parsing the message to see what really happened, you can capture SQLite::SQLException, or SQLite::BusyException (all of which extend SQLite::DatabaseException).
Lastly, this release provides three new methods of SQLite::Database: 'quote' (for quoting strings that will be used in SQL queries and statements), 'encode' (for serializing objects), and 'decode' (for deserializing objects).
Again, this is a release candidate. Please try it out and submit feedback. Especially let me know if you find any bugs, although I'd love to hear other suggestions you have for the module.
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Jamis Buck
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http://www.jamisbuck.org/jamis
ruby -ropenssl -e'k="01234567";p((c,c.padding,c.iv,c.key=OpenSSL::Cipher::BF.new,0,k,k*2)[0].decrypt.update("1A81803C452C324619D319F980D5B84DBB45FC0FE2BAA045".scan(/../).map{|n|n.to_i(16).chr}.join))'