**** Sorry found updated thread and code - however even with that code the error still persists****
Nick or Guest
My many many many thanks. I should have done more reading of the documentation. I had been splitting my head on trying to solve the callback function issue by making a DLL wrapper - when if I would have read more perhaps I would have seen the way you solved it.
I replaced the database and query with one of my own however and instead of displaying the data it errors out. It complains:
Code:
Error: This dynamically built variable name is too long. If this variable was not inteded to be dynamic, remove the % symbols from it.
Specifically: namename
Line #
275: Loop, $iRowCount+1
276: {
277: namename = name
279: Loop, %$iColCount%
280: {
281: namename = name
282: nameDllCall("lstrcpyA", "Str", $sCol, "Uint", _SQLite_ExtractInt($pResult, $iOff)) name name
--->283: namename = %$sRow% %$sCol%|
284: namename += 4
...
...
name is the 'name' of one of my columns in my select statement.
I much appreciate your code conversion as it is definitely a step ahead for me. If anyone has any ideas of what I might have messed up (
I have seen people write it worked out of the box cut and past for them) or what my problem might be I would appreciate it. I cut and pasted the code in and only changed the db/query - I added a few returns between comments for readability on my part only.
I understand we are using lstrcpyA to pull the data returned out of the result pointer correct?
Many many thanks,
Valenfor
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