Differences between Lua-Sqlite3 and LuaSQLite

[Joshua Jensen <jjensen@...>]

I've been using Lua-Sqlite3 (http://luaforge.net/projects/lua-sqlite3/) 
for a year or so now, but while poking around on LuaForge, I discovered 
a SQLite 3 implementation of LuaSQLite 
(http://luaforge.net/projects/luasqlite/).  Some of the differences 
between the two that I immediately notice are:

* Lua-SQLite has been updated more recently than Lua-Sqlite3.
* Lua-Sqlite3 does not work with Lua 5.1, but I have a patch to make it 
build and load successfully.
* Lua-Sqlite3 has a more convenient (IMHO) interface where I can write 
things like stmt:bind(valueA, valueB):exec().  The equivalent in 
Lua-SQLite is 3 statements: stmt:bind_values(valueA, valueB); 
stmt:step(); stmt:reset().
* Lua-Sqlite3 has a nice User's Guide style manual but no Reference 
Manual.  Lua-SQLite has a nice Reference Manual but no simple to read 
User's Guide.

Can the authors tell me what makes one better than the other?  Does 
Lua-SQLite support more SQLite 3 features, because it is newer?

Thanks!

Josh