A non-programming interest of mine is documenting some history of the village of St Florence in Pembrokeshire.
I have appended it to this web-site, but it is totally WordPress free. Written in HTML/CSS without any extra server side-processing.

No-one to blame but myself
A non-programming interest of mine is documenting some history of the village of St Florence in Pembrokeshire.
I have appended it to this web-site, but it is totally WordPress free. Written in HTML/CSS without any extra server side-processing.

There are various poor excuses why I have not posted in a long time. But the Downloads and script files page has had quite a few additions.
The latest pwScripter (formerly known as SQLite-OLE) has been uploaded. It can be downloaded from here pwscripter. It uses SQLite 3.51.2 so it is up-to-date (2026-02-17).
In addition, if you browse YouTube for PlodWare you will find 24 videos relating to PlodWare / pwScripter and even some Arduino related projects.
The latest pwScripter (formerly known as SQLite-OLE) has been uploaded. It can be downloaded from here pwscripter. It uses SQLite 3.46.1 so it is up-to-date (2024-09-18).
There is also a new web page for downloads.
In addition, if you browse YouTube for PlodWare you will find 11 videos relating to PlodWare / pwScripter.
I have extensively reworked my application known as PlodWare-SQLite-OLE, and decided to rename it to pwScripter. It can be downloaded from here pwscripter. It uses SQLite 3.46.0
The rework, pwScripter, is not 100% compatible with previous versions, so I need to update some command scripts and web help pages.
There is also a new version of PlodWare-MetaData-Tagger. This is a pwScripter script of just over 8000 lines (after empty lines and comments have been removed) that is compressed, encoded and inserted in to a pwScripter executable, thus creating a standalone excutable that can be downloaded here PlodWare-MetaData-Tagger
The full script for PlodWare-MetaData-Tagger is available here pws-metadata-tagger
Over the year I have added a fair bit of content using PHP and HTML to this web site, without using WordPress. See Alternative Content
Three bits of news.
There is a much updated SQLite-OLE executable available PlodWare-SQLite-OLE
There is a new PlodWare application available, for info about it click here PlodWare Metadata Tagger
I am playing around with PHP and HTML to create a web site “the hard way” i.e. without WordPress. Go here to try it out, it is relative extensive and I think somewhat unusual. Alternative Content
The latest version (2022-03-21) has the newest SQLite (3.38.1).
Not to sure why I did it, but I have have included the SQLite loadable extension append.vfs
I might find a good use for it, it seems interesting.
I have also made it possible to use the SQLite run-time loadable extension functionality . There is a PWBasic command to switch the functionality on/off (default is off), whilst the actual accessing of the target run-time loadable extension is controlled using a SQLite command . I tested this with various extensions ( including: uuid, SpatiaLite/mod_spatialite).
As part of a mini-celebration, I have uploaded the latest PlodWare SQLite-OLE application.
I have been uploading software since about 2000, although no-one appears interested (except me).
But it does cause me to think about “what is a digital world”. The logic/reasoning/psychology of writing a web site is intriguing.
If it achieves nothing else, writing this web site does encourage me to reflect.
Updated version available.
Main new features:
Fixed (?) crashing when handling a command File after an earlier command failed.
Updated version available.
Main new features:
Have added to the command line interpeter commands to find (InstrRex ) text, and to replace (ReplaceRex) text using regular expressions. The underlying regexp code is the open source Pcre2 “C” libary.
The SQLite loadable extension module (regexp.c) to support a regular expression as part of a WHERE clause has been added
Updated version available.
Main new features:
For details about the following SQLite options and loadable extensions please refer to the SQLite web site.
The SQLite engine has been complied with the following options:
The following loadable extensions are included: