2001-06-24 22:00
	Started codeing...

2001-06-25 13:33
	First working version.
	Valid command's are now:
	<sql info
		-> programm version info
	     print [text]
		-> print a text
	     host [sql_host]
		-> connect to a sql-host
	     user [username] [password]
		-> specify a user & pass
	     db [database]
		-> connect to this database
	     table [query]
		-> creates a table from the results of the query [query]

2001-06-25 23:34
	Added command 'set' to set/unset environment strings.
	<sql set [varname] {value}>

	Added a pre-processor for the command lines.
	It recursively replaces ${blabla} with environment string blabla.
	So now constructions like this:
	<sql set a $>
	<sql set b {c}>
	<sql set c print>
	<sql ${a}${b} foo>
	will work (and will be processed as <sql print foo> :)

2001-08-11 17:33
	Added ${col%d} to the variable substitution.
	${col1} will be replaced with the content of column 1.

	Added ${rownr} to the variable substitution.
	It will be replaced by the current row number.

2001-08-13 16:09
	Added command <sql query [sql query]>
	Does a query without careing about the result

2001-08-14 01:25
	Added ${form_formfieldnamegoeshere} to the variable substitution.
	${form_Name} will be replaced by the data of form field 'Name'

2001-08-14 13:16
	Changed the variable substitution.
	It replaces the last occurance of '${' first.
	(back to front instead of front to back)
	Now not only this is possible:
	<sql set a $
	     set b {c}
	     set c foo
	     print ${a}${b}>	(results in 'print foo')
	But this will also work:
	<sql set a_d foo
	     set b d
	     print ${a_${b}}>

2001-08-15 16:19
	Got a big part of the Cache working..
	'with' loop is implemented.

2001-08-16 12:21
	The Cache works..
	All data is now transfered through the cache and is cached if
	we're in a loop

	Added the loop-command 'with':
	<sql with "sql query"; ...; loop>

	Time to release something..
	* Released V1.0b

2001-08-16 19:02
	Added loop-command 'for':
	<sql for a in "array of strings"; ...; next>

	example:
	<sql for a in "foo bar etc">
	<sql print "${a}">
	<sql next>

	output:
	foo
	bar
	etc

	This makes SQLMeta a LOT more usefull, so:
	* Released V1.1b