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<blockquote data-quote="Gaukaren" data-source="post: 137208" data-attributes="member: 29966"><p>Thanks for the info. My first thought when you said 'binary database' was that you had transferred to an SQL-based system for managing the data when ditching the XML-file. When I realized you hadn't and the code wasn't in the latest release, I just figured I'd ask. As for SQLite as the engine: It's small, fast, embedded, and already in the codebase, thus it would have been my choice for a project such as this.</p><p>I'm not him, but it depends. For some lyrics, an option to override the character-encoding could fix the lyric, but for others (lots of songs from Lyricwiki, for example) it has already been 'destroyed' by using the wrong charset when it was imported/harvested to the site from which My Lyrics is getting it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gaukaren, post: 137208, member: 29966"] Thanks for the info. My first thought when you said 'binary database' was that you had transferred to an SQL-based system for managing the data when ditching the XML-file. When I realized you hadn't and the code wasn't in the latest release, I just figured I'd ask. As for SQLite as the engine: It's small, fast, embedded, and already in the codebase, thus it would have been my choice for a project such as this. I'm not him, but it depends. For some lyrics, an option to override the character-encoding could fix the lyric, but for others (lots of songs from Lyricwiki, for example) it has already been 'destroyed' by using the wrong charset when it was imported/harvested to the site from which My Lyrics is getting it. [/QUOTE]
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