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Quote from: jeffburg on Sep 19, 2025, 02:34 PMah sorry. I mean copying and pasting between the QEMU virtual machine and host machine.I fear there is nothing i could do about this as this is outside of wmlive's scope.
Quote from: jeffburg on Sep 19, 2025, 01:52 PMThere is one more thing that is not working. Which is copy and paste (and possibly other QEMU VM services).Please define what context for "copy and paste" is meant. Copying a text selection and pasting it to another writable location (editor, terminal)? Using the mouse or keyboard shortcuts? Restricted to within the VM environment or rather between the VM and your host system?
Quote from: jeffburg on Sep 19, 2025, 12:42 PM@wmlive those extra packages did it! thanks!Thanks for the confirmation and for helping to sort this out!
QuoteChapter 3 - Database Models
Model Files
There are two types of model files:
Archive models are in a binary format and have the extension ".dbmodel".
ASCII models are in ASCII and have the extension ".dbmodela".
Only archive models can be used in your application--ASCII models must be converted to archive format before they can be used. However, the conversion from ASCII to archive is done automatically when you compile your application. (As described in the next chapter, ASCII models can be used in Interface Builder.)
You can store your model files in the Databases subdirectory of a Library directory, or you can copy them into your application's project directory (this is described in a later chapter). When the Database Kit searches for a model, it does so by the model's name--in other words without reference to the file's path or extension. Models in the project directory precede those in the library directories. The search through the libraries is done in the usual order: ~/Library, /LocalLibrary, /NextLibrary.
Example Models
Example model files (in archive format) can be found in the directory /NextDeveloper/Examples/DatabaseKit/Models. The OracleDemo.dbmodel model uses the entities and properties defined by the Oracle adaptor; the SybaseDemo.dbmodel model uses the Sybase adaptor.