for Python Developers
There are currently two available CodeBase interfaces for Python, produced
by different sources independently.
The one offered by CodeBase Software has been tested in the Python
1.5 environment running under 32-bit Windows, Windows CE, and Linux. It
contains the most important subset of the CodeBase functions, the ones
necessary for basic database creation and manipulation. In addition, it has
seven exclusive functions that encapsulate several CodeBase functions, so
that common operations such as appending records can be executed with a
single command. The interface is implemented inside a C source file that is
built directly into the latest Win32, Windows CE, or Linux version of the
CodeBase 6.5 library. The interface can be downloaded from
here
The other implementation is offered by developer Hakki Dogusan on his
website. The interface comes
as a Python Module that uses the Win32 c4dll.dll included with
CodeBase 6.5. It has been tested under versions 1.5 and newer of the Python
environment.
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