The `master' repo requires CocoaPods 0.18.1

[wejrowski]

I'm running rake in the example app and I keep getting

The `master' repo requires CocoaPods 0.18.1

Should I be able to bundle and run rake inside the test app and it work right?

[sxross]

You should. Check for conflicting gem statements in your Gemfile.

[wejrowski]

Played around with Gemfile and some other requires and the Rakefile.. got it to attempt to work.. not getting another error which I'm in the works of figuring out...

Simulate ./build/iPhoneSimulator-6.1-Development/sqlite3_sample_app.app (main)> 2013-05-18 12:42:31.388 sqlite3_sample_app[14810:c07] ExecSQL: SELECT 1 FROM sqlite_master WHERE type="table" AND name="todos"; ExecSQLResult: [{"1"=>1}] Objective-C stub for message dateWithNaturalLanguageString:locale:' type@@:@@' not precompiled. Make sure you properly link with the framework or library that defines this message. *\ simulator session ended with error: Error Domain=DTiPhoneSimulatorErrorDomain Code=1 "The simulated application quit." UserInfo=0x1019006f0 {NSLocalizedDescription=The simulated application quit., DTiPhoneSimulatorUnderlyingErrorCodeKey=-1} rake aborted!

[wejrowski]

BTW are there any simplified RM wrappers for FMDB? All I'm actually looking for is interacting with Sqlite3. SQL statements and arrayed returns. What I was wanting to do with yours is possibly strip it down since I can't find any others.

[sxross]

I'm going to let @aceofspades answer this, as he's very familiar with FMDB and has done the analysis to determine what MotionModel brings to the table when using SQLite as a query and persistence layer.

[sxross]

One more comment: If you could create a project on GitHub that generates the error above, we should have a look at it. dateWithNaturalLanguageString:locale: is one of the APIs I was wanting to stop using anyhow.

[DougPuchalski]

Yes I believe there was an issue with the test app, I'll have to look at that again. Maybe the solution is to remove that API call.

You should be able to use this library at a lower level.

[wejrowski]

So I fixed some dependency errors on the test app, and this is where I'm getting the dateWithNaturalLanguageString:locale error.

https://github.com/wejrowski/MotionModel/tree/sql

Also, random question with FMDB if you have a sec. I got up a test app using the FMDB cocoapod. And Im' trying to simply call some sql statements to play around with it.. should I not be able to just do this?

f = FMDatabase.databaseWithPath(File.join(NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains(NSDocumentDirectory, NSUserDomainMask, true)[0], 'mydb.db')) f.open f.executeQuery("CREATE TABLE words (word varchar(255));") f.executeUpdate("INSERT INTO words (word) VALUES ('20080806230630');") f.executeQuery("SELECT * FROM words")

Creating the DB seems to work since it returns an instance of FMDatabase. Create table works.. executeUpdate doesn't seem to work. Am I missing something?

[wejrowski]

Answered my executeQuery question.. guess I have to executeUpdate for creating tables!

[sxross]

You're building against a release SDK, right?

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So I fixed some dependency errors on the test app, and this is where I'm getting the dateWithNaturalLanguageString:locale error.

https://github.com/wejrowski/MotionModel/tree/sql

Also, random question with FMDB if you have a sec. I got up a test app using the FMDB cocoapod. And Im' trying to simply call some sql statements to play around with it.. should I not be able to just do this?

f = FMDatabase.databaseWithPath(File.join(NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains(NSDocumentDirectory, NSUserDomainMask, true)[0], 'mydb.db')) f.open f.executeQuery("CREATE TABLE words (word varchar(255));") f.executeUpdate("INSERT INTO words (word) VALUES ('20080806230630');") f.executeQuery("SELECT * FROM words")

Creating the DB seems to work since it returns an instance of FMDatabase. Create table works.. executeUpdate doesn't seem to work. Am I missing something?

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[wejrowski]

Not sure what you mean. I'm using the latest xcode and RM if that's what you're wondering.

[sxross]

Yes. That's the info I was looking for. I'm a bit nervous about that API.

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On May 18, 2013, at 5:00 PM, Brent notifications@github.com wrote:

Not sure what you mean. I'm using the latest xcode and RM if that's what you're wondering.

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[DougPuchalski]

I'm getting the same issue with dateWithNaturalLanguageString. Steve, is it time to remove it? Can motion-support handle what you're trying to do here?

[sxross]

I wrote a parser with NSDataDetector (so it should work on OSX as well as iOS) and it's in SugarCube:

https://github.com/rubymotion/sugarcube/blob/master/lib/sugarcube/date_parser.rb

See what you think of that.

Steve

On May 19, 2013, at 8:11 AM, Doug Puchalski notifications@github.com wrote:

I'm getting the same issue with dateWithNaturalLanguageString. Steve, is it time to remove it? Can motion-support handle what you're trying to do here?

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[DougPuchalski]

@sxross Not sure if you were addressing me. I don't think I'm using this so feel free to swap it out if it works for you.

[sxross]

I've changed this in the change_parse_date branch.

[sxross]

@wejrowski did your problem get solved? Was my change_parse_date branch useful to you?

[wejrowski]

Yep, builds this time!.. to a blank screen. I'll have to play around more later.. not sure what the sample app is actually supposed to show...

A couple weeks ago I was playing around with FMDB and finally got that up and running so I may just go that route and run straight sql.