Linux, FreeBSD, and Mac OS X all provide similar extended file attributes functionality, with significantly different interfaces. The pxattr package aims at providing a single extended file attributes interface on all three systems (and others in the future). It consists of a single C++ module to be included in the application source code. The C++ file can also be compiled to a command line attributes management command and test tool.
Recoll is a personal full text desktop search tool based on Xapian. It provides an easy to use, feature-rich, easy administration interface with a Qt-based GUI. Text, HTML, PDF, PostScript, MS Word, OpenOffice, Wordperfect, KWord, Abiword, maildir, and mailbox mail folder formats are supported, along with their compressed versions and quite a few others. Powerful query facilities are provided. Multiple character sets are supported, and internal processing and storage uses Unicode UTF-8. Stemming is performed at query time and the stemming language can be switched after indexing.
SQLScreens is a simple relational database screen form generator written in TCL/TK. It will let you create query screens very quickly by specifying what data (tables and columns) you want to see and what operations should be allowed (query/update, etc.). It will take care of creating the user interface and the behind-the-scenes SQL. SQLScreens supports MySQL, MSQL, INFORMIX, and ODBC for access to other databases.
Writemime is a simple C++ package that makes it easy to create and send MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension) messages in a C++ program. It also includes a driver program which allows access to most of the functionality from the Unix command line. Creating a message is trivially easy and it will handle all encoding issues internally.
Re: thanks, it works! % > Thanks! If we can help (the first > strike didn't really succeed and more > pressing tasks were at hand), please > drop a note (preferably with a h...
Re: thanks, it works! > Good thingie, even without > case-insensitive search on non-7bit (or > non-latin1?) things. Packaged for ALT > Linux together with Xapian. :-) ...