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We have successfully used SQLiteCPP to transition from QtSql to your implementation with great success.
Thank you for developing SQLiteCPP :)
During our switch I came across some minor stuff, mostly concerning documentation, most of which is addressed in this PR.
In a few places I extended the docs to mention the underlying sqlite3 function, since it was not clear (to me) what was actually happening until I looked at the implementation. This may be different for experts in sqlite, but I only use it occasionally and found it more convenient if SQLiteCPP docs gave me as much information as possible.
Please let me know if this is desirable. I can revert things if you feel its too much detail.
One minor thing (which I did not fix): the documentation gets build in the source tree, instead of the build tree.
Is that intentional?
Thanks again for a great library!