Closed zauguin closed 5 years ago
Resolves #187.
This still makes the old sqlite3_errstr available through e.errstr() for applications which prefer these, but .what() now defaults to the error message if it is provided. Therefore this is a breaking change.
e.errstr()
.what()
@BrannonKing Could you test this, please?
It runs fine for me. Thanks.
Resolves #187.
This still makes the old sqlite3_errstr available through
e.errstr()
for applications which prefer these, but.what()
now defaults to the error message if it is provided. Therefore this is a breaking change.