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First of all, thank you for this wonderful package. I have used it extensively (directly or via other packages that use it) using sqlite . I have a question: is it possible to call emacs-lisp (or other languages) functions from inside sqlite once it is running inside emacs? Something like create_function in python (calling python from functions inside sqlite queries): https://docs.python.org/3/library/sqlite3.html thank you, |
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No, that is not supported by EmacSQL. It also does not appear to be supported by the builtin When you need such advanced functionality, it would IMO be better to use one of these implementations directly. But until one of them has actually implemented support for that, that's a moot point. I also don't know if this is even feasible (I am fare from a SQL[ite] expert). It does sound interesting. You might want to look into implementing support for that in Emacs yourself; that would be a useful contribution. |
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No, that is not supported by EmacSQL. It also does not appear to be supported by the builtin
sqlite.cand thesqlite3-api.cof thesqlite3package (which in turn are used by EmacSQL's builtin and module back-ends.When you need such advanced functionality, it would IMO be better to use one of these implementations directly. But until one of them has actually implemented support for that, that's a moot point.
I also don't know if this is even feasible (I am fare from a SQL[ite] expert). It does sound interesting. You might want to look into implementing support for that in Emacs yourself; that would be a useful contribution.