David Gowers

As far as I can see, [this](https://www.sqlite.org/foreignkeys.html#fk_enable) is the answer: >Assuming the library is compiled with foreign key constraints enabled, it must still be enabled by the application at runtime,...

On question 2: I have been using additional tables (and triggers on file_tag) in my schema for years now and TMSU continues to work fine. This is on a moderately...

Ideally you'd record the input pixel format and save with that, but yeah, `optipng` will figure out that the file can be reduced to greyscale, so it's no big deal,...

One conceptual question that comes up is: It hardly seems unlikely that I should want to complete successive parts of the full argument (eg `sec` -> `second-host` -> `second-host,third-host`). Could...

> Also, which token? The token you already selected (if it is not clear which this is: AFAICS it must be the token in the most recent item within the...

Very interesting and well explained. > Be careful: an erroneous drag-and-drop can easily ruin one or more painstakingly-created image sequences. Spurious drag and drop is almost unavoidable on graphics tablets...

`forward-jump` appears to be undocumented. It's almost what I want, but doesn't do wrapped search (no matching character after cursor pos -> start searching from line start), so I'll stick...

Additionally, `read --tokenize foo` does not tokenize, but `read --tokenize foo bar` does. Try `echo 'foo\ bar' bar | read --tokenize foo` (output: `foo\ bar bar`) Then `echo 'foo\ bar'...

> tokenizing read to stdout is equivalent to string unescape .. that's pretty surprising. I mean, that means it doesn't tokenize at all for that case. (To be precise, `read...

If you have access to `iconv`, then you can probably pipe the output of `iconv -f utf-16le -t utf-8 FILENAME` into moor for the time being. If you also have...