[ANN] BookWorm application

[Hakki Dogusan]

Hi,

(I hope it is not off topic)

I released a simple program written with wxLua, using
sqlite by wxSQLite3 interface via my lua binding.


You may get it from:
   http://www.dynaset.org/dogusanh/download.html#dsbw


readme.txt is as follows:

DynaSet Book Worm (dsbw)

- About:
   A simple program for managing your books.

- OS: Windows

- Installation:
   Unzip somewhere, run dsbw.exe.

- ToDo:
   It would be good to get book details from Amazon,etc.

- Implementation:
   Most of the code taken from wxLua samples.

   dsbw.exe             Loader. You can use lua5.1.exe instead of it.
   ds280u.dll           wxlua module, slightly modified and renamed
                        to prevent conflicts. Compiled with static wx,
                        and with my lua-wxsqlite3 module.
   dsbw.lua             Bootstrap file (language is set here!)
   db/*                 Sqlite3 database created here.
   src/*                dsbw.exe sources and Code::Blocks project file
                        for wxlua module.
   app/*                Application sources.
   app/application.lua  Application code.
   app/translations.lua Translations. Technique taken from WebBook.
                        You can translate the program modifying this
                        file. Ex:
                        tt["WebBook - Version 1.0"] = {
                          tr = "WebBook - Sürüm 1.0",
                          pt = "WebBook - Versão 1.0",
                        }
   app/images.lua       Some xpm images.
   app/help             Files for about box.

- Used software:
   lua-5.1.1
   wx-2.8.0-unicode
   wxlua-2.8.0-cvs20061226
   sqlite-3.3.7
   wxsqlite3-1.6

- License:
   wxWidgets (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/wxwindows.php)

- Thanks to:
   Lua           http://www.lua.org
   wxWidgets     http://www.wxwidgets.org
   wxLua         http://wxlua.sourceforge.net
   SQLite        http://www.sqlite.org
   wxSQLite3     http://wxcode.sourceforge.net/components/wxsqlite3
   Upx           http://upx.sourceforge.net

- Comments and suggestions are welcome.


-- 
Regards,
Hakki Dogusan
http://www.dynaset.org/dogusanh