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Before I start, I believe you're looking for Tk widgets. If the question is whether there is something that inherently looks for a SQLite DB and pulls whatever information there is there, I would risk saying there isn't, and that you'll need to take SQLite, and the Tk gui and glue them yourself. If you mean something like this, then yes, there is.
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Yes, you're right: I'm looking for Tk widgets.
I was thinking in reading the SQLite DB by a Perl script and send the data to a user friendly table (2-dimensions), created as a Tk widget.
I could show the data more easely creating a html table as output, I think. But I've thought a Tk widget could do the job better: fast and pretty. What do you think?
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Here is another example I wrote.... it will display results in entry widgets and text boxes so you can edit the data. ztkdb-sql
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Thanks a lot. You've saved my day!
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