Re: [Bug-gnubg] Match statistics graph

[Holger]

At 17:47 29.08.2003 +0200, Jim Segrave wrote:

> This can be imported into almost every existing database or
> spreadsheet, from which all of the data mentioned here can be
> reasonably easily extracted and displayed in bar/line/point graphs,
> pie charts, 3d surfaces, etc. Users can either let the CSV file
> accumulate or periodically import it into a more flexible database and
> delete the current one. Then they can use real data manipulation tools
> rather than ad-hoc add-ons to gnubg.

But the problem persists to be that the majority of users won't be able to 
do that.

> I don't think we should be hooking directly to a relational
> database. We're much better off using a lowest-common-denominator
> export of raw data, e.g. CSV files

Is there something similar in Python to Perl's DBI interface? With this it 
wouldn't matter anymore whether it's a plain text file or an SQL db.

Regards,

        Holger