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 Updated. Changes: - now a scalar is returned for a matrix with one element; - example changed; - small improvements.  Edited by user 06 November 2020 12:48:55(UTC)
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I don't know if this is the right place to post this, but I think the issue I'm seeing is with the SQLite plugin. I compose a query based on some user input via combo boxes, concatenate all the parts together into a string, and then use the SQLiteQuery function to query the AISC Table database. This normally works well. Now, I get an error indicating that a "\" symbol is interfering. The database file location has that symbol, but I don't think that is the issue. When I look at the resulting string in SMath, it looks like correct syntax. But when I copy it into DB Browser, it shows all of the spaces and single quote marks in the query string translated as \0020\ and \0027\ respectively. If I manually replace those in DB Browser, the query runs as anticipated. Is there any way to get that corrected? I'm using SMath version 0.99.7786.   Thanks, Jason |
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 Plugin updated. Please try. Changes: - plug-in corrected to respect latest SMath Studio API changes. |
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on 18/05/2021(UTC), on 18/05/2021(UTC)
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Thank you! That worked great. You rock!  Jason |
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