UI app to work with SQLite files/databases

[Tomu]

This app works on Linux Mint.
I tried to make it cross-platform but don't have a way to try it on Windows, or macOS.
If anyone is interested in compiling it on  Windows, or macOS, please let me know what you find.

Thanks,
Tom

[cb_1964]

MACOS 26.5.2, ARM M5, Lazarus 4.4, FPC 3.2.2
compiling: ok, no errors
test with: ok

[Tomu]

Thanks, cb_1964, for testing and feedback/screen-shot!

[LeP]

I can't compile on Windows, as adding lazmrumenu and lazdbexport results in this error:

lazarus.pp(170,1) Error: Compilation raised exception internally

Lazarus 4.8 FPC 3.2.2 stable release

[Tomu]

Thank you, LeP, lazmrumenu, and lazdbexport must be leftover from earlier versions. Anyway, I removed them from the required packages list in the Project Inspector and the project compiles fine without them.

Thanks for finding that!!

[paweld]

It compiled without any problems using Lazarus trunk + FPC 3.2-fixes x86_64, Windows 10.
The interface just needs a little tweaking (unreadable radiogroup content, overlapping controls).

[Tomu]

Thanks, paweld, for the feedback and screenshots.

[LeP]

Thank you, LeP, lazmrumenu, and lazdbexport must be leftover from earlier versions. Anyway, I removed them from the required packages list in the Project Inspector and the project compiles fine without them.
Thanks for finding that!!

lazdbexport is needed for TCSVExporter, used in "umain".

I use only that (and not lazrmrumenu) and all is working, Same glitches like @paweld.

Windows 11, 64 bit app.

[Tomu]

Thanks LeP, I see it now.

[creaothceann]

I [...] don't have a way to try it on Windows

VirtualBox / VMWare can emulate it, all you need is a Windows *.iso (disconnect the virtual ethernet adapter and do this to get around the email requirement).

[LeP]

I [...] don't have a way to try it on Windows

VirtualBox / VMWare can emulate it, all you need is a Windows *.iso (disconnect the virtual ethernet adapter and do this to get around the email requirement).

Without a valid license registration, many customizations will not be possible, including many screen and desktop adjustments.
Therefore, when testing graphical interfaces, it's advisable to have a properly registered version of Windows.