Re: d2sqlite3 db.run, where lies the bug?

ag0aep6g, thank you most of all for fixing the bug, the removal of my immediate frustration! Also for the thorough step-wise instruction on sleuthing and fixing it. > > If you want, you can make a bug report or a pull request with the fix. > Otherwise, if you're not up to that, I can make one. >

d2sqlite3 db.run, where lies the bug?

/+ Not sure where to report this, nor of where the bug lies. I hope SQLite (and d2sqlite3) is used widely enough for this to be of interest here. I have sets of document files that are broken up and placed (inserted) into an sqlite3 db, some of which fail with what is to me an inexplicable utf-8

dmd debian installation conflicts with debian-goodies

Installing dmd if debian-goodies is installed fails. Both try to write a file named '/usr/bin/dman' Debian Stretch is out, the freeze is over, perhaps now dmd will soon be available as a package in Debian? Ldc2 does a great job but for testing purposes and convenience it would be good to have the

Re: Makefile experts, unite!

On Sun, Jun 11 2017, Jonathan M Davis via Digitalmars-d wrote: And where do existing D build systems fit into the picture, I seem to recall this general discussion around the announcement of "button", which seems interesting, potentially awesome even: Button