Summary
Python bindings for the Tokyo Cabinet database.
This code is heavily based on pytc developed by Tasuku SUENAGA.
Changes
0.7.2
Fixed missing storage for tc.Error
0.7.1
Branched from pytc into tc by Rasmus Andersson
Total refactoring including layout
Added Python 2.6 and 3.0 compatibility
Added documentation
0.7.0
Added Python 2.4 compatibility. Thanks to Vernon Tang.
Allow negitive values on optimize and tune methods of pytc.BDB and pytc.HDB. Thanks to Vernon Tang.
removed unnecessarily links(libz and libm). Thanks to Vernon Tang.
0.6.0
supports BZIP options for HDB/BDB
0.5.0
added addint/adddouble for HDB/BDB
raise KeyError instead of TCENOREC. Thanks to Hatem Nassrat.
0.4.0
removed compile errors on Tokyo Cabinet 1.3.19.
0.3.0
modified setup.py for darwin
added TCBDB.range and TCBDB.rangefwm
0.2.0
added iterkeys/itervalues/iteritems for HDB/BDB
bug fixed when spcified db[:] (thanks a2c)
refactoring
0.1.0
first version
hdb interface (thanks much for Shin ADACHI)
bdb interface
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