Francisco Castro

Hi everyone, I had the same issue here, and when looking at the compilation log I saw that `InputHandler_Linux_Joystick.cpp` was not even being compiled: it was depending on the LINUX...

Lua also supports numbers and yet `type(conn:execute('select 1'):fetch())` is `string`. I'd guess this was done for simplicity, since handling of specific types in return values in postgresql is not exactly...

I've added them as another extension, so it wouldn't interfere with the other drivers.

MySQL support is on the way, but it requires way more changes since the methods for row access are all different. Done!

@blumf Yes, I'm currently implementing those changes into the mysql drivers. Others will follow! Btw, I've just added a generic `luasql_conn_execute` function that could be used for all the drivers.

@blumf, @tomasguisasola: I've added a simpler interface in the PR #99, even though it doesn't yet support reuse of prepared statements, it could in the future. Example: ``` local sql...

Wouldn't it be better to use PAM? that way you would be able to configure LDAP as well as any other authentication method

Probably the best bet is to update the documentation in order to avoid breaking code. Btw, `split` is already returning `gen1, gen2, param2, state2` so I don't think maintaining the...

Btw, the documentation also mentions > *Parameters: x* – a value to find yet the parameter is a predicate. So this was probably caused by an incorrect copy/paste.

This is how to reproduce the bug: ```python from flask_rebar import compat, ResponseSchema from marshmallow import Schema, fields class N(Schema): n = fields.Integer(required=True) class S(ResponseSchema): sub = fields.Nested(N(), required=False, allow_none=True)...