I don't agree, there is a problem fitting greek translations in the dialogs. The same occurs with some other languages too.
Pgadmin has become a "global" tool, and it would be nice if the designers considered the user's opinion from the other part of world! BTW, pgadmin's functionality is in the dialogs: FULL of features. Regards Yiannis Pailas -------------------- --- Andreas Pflug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> έγραψε: > Dave Page wrote: > > >I didn't realise the windows were resizable - > dialogues generally > >aren't. In fact looking at them, most of ours > aren't. From a good design > >point of view, this is a bad thing because we have > dialogues basically > >performing the same function (ie showing object > properties), that are > >designed in an inconsistent manner. > > > Oh Dave, what's the point? > Most dialogs don't have content that makes resizing > senseful, so why > should they resize? To have plenty of white space? > Stacking modal dialogs is much worse design, and > actually dialog design > *is* consistent regarding sizing: all dialogs resize > in the ranges it > makes sense, i.e. not bigger than necessary, and not > smaller to prevent > hiding of vital information. > > >Perhaps in the next version we should consider a > different layout for > >the dialogues - something that lends itself to > resizing more that we can > >use across the board, and something that is more > visually appealing > >(that's a criticism I've heard a couple of times in > the past) as well as > >functional. > > > How "more visually appealing", more colors, fancy > bitmaps? Can't > remember fundamental criticism about this, please > state the details. > > >>I certainly won't agree to screw up the window > handling for > >>getting some > >>percent more usable screen size. > >> > >> > > > >With resizable dialogues we won't need to. > > > They are already, and they have been right from the > start (for view) and > a few days after initial implementation (for > function). > Especially when talking about functions, there are > really other items > preventing fast development than shape and smell of > a dialog, I'm > talking about the poor debugging (i.e. non-existent) > debugging > facilities for plpgsql. I'm thinking about > intelligent support for that > (not in a modal dialog of course) > > Regards, > Andreas > > > > ---------------------------(end of > broadcast)--------------------------- > TIP 7: don't forget to increase your free space map settings ____________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Αποκτήστε τη δωρεάν @yahoo.gr διεύθυνση σας στο http://www.otenet.gr ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 6: Have you searched our list archives? http://archives.postgresql.org
