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Changeset 160

Timestamp:

09/04/07 04:55:51

Author:

fumanchu

Message:

Support for pysqlite2 (in versions of Python < 2.5, before it was built in).

Files:

r159	r160
13	13	import _sqlite3 as _sqlite
14	14	_version = providers.Version(_sqlite.sqlite_version)
15		~~_cursor_required = True~~
16		~~_fetchall_required = True~~
17		~~_lastrowid_support = True~~
18	15	except ImportError:
19	16	# Use _sqlite directly to avoid all of the DB-API overhead.
20	17	# This will import the "old API for SQLite 3.x",
21	18	# using e.g. pysqlite 1.1.7
22		import _sqlite
23		_version = providers.Version(_sqlite.sqlite_version())
24		_cursor_required = False
25		_fetchall_required = False
26		_lastrowid_support = False
27
	19	try:
	20	# Is the single module on the python path?
	21	import _sqlite
	22	except ImportError:
	23	# Try pysqlite2
	24	from pysqlite2 import _sqlite
	25	_version = _sqlite.sqlite_version
	26	if callable(_version):
	27	# Newer versions of pysqlite have a string instead of a function.
	28	_version = _version()
	29	_version = providers.Version(_version)
	30
	31	_driver_version = providers.Version(getattr(_sqlite, "version", "1"))
	32	if _driver_version >= 2:
	33	_cursor_required = True
	34	_fetchall_required = True
	35	_lastrowid_support = True
	36	else:
	37	_cursor_required = True
	38	_fetchall_required = True
	39	_lastrowid_support = True
28	40
29	41	# ESCAPE keyword was added Nov 2004, 1 month after 3.0.8 release.

r159	r160
13	13	# This will import the "old API for SQLite 3.x",
14	14	# using e.g. pysqlite 1.1.7
15		import _sqlite
	15	try:
	16	# Is the single module on the python path?
	17	import _sqlite
	18	except ImportError:
	19	# Try pysqlite2
	20	from pysqlite2 import _sqlite
16	21	except ImportError:
17	22	def run(memonly=False):