[ANN] PySQLite 0.3.0 released

[Дамјан Г.]

>> for row in cursor:
>>        print "%14s, %15s, %19s, %8s, %25s" % tuple(row)
>> ?
>> 
>> Terry J. Reedy
>> 

> You can already do it, using iter():

> for row in iter(cursor, None):
> 	print ....

you mean:

for row in iter(cursor.fetchone, None):
	print ...
	


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