Hey, Please, keep the thread on the mailing list.
2014-11-06 9:50 GMT+01:00 Dave Barter <d...@phased.co.uk>: > > > > Case 2 we can live with. case 1 is causing no end of heartache and I bet > is down to a problem with the WX control not PGAdmin. Is there anything we > can do to help or proactively fix this, bearing in mind we are SQL > developers and have very little C++ in the office. > > > > I won't be able to help you there as I don't have a Mac anymore... > > [DAVE] I can help as I can now recreate it using function we have > developed. Let me know what I can do to aid in debug fix? If it is not too > much effort I could set up a dev environment on my Mac and look at it in > more detail, would need some guidance on this. > No way I'm doing this without being able to debug it myself. > > > Finally, can I lobby for a tabbed view when using the query window. > Would make developing that little more joyful ;-) > > > > ... But I'd be interested in knowing more about this. What kind of view > would you like? > > [DAVE] Instead of opening a new query window, I would like the option to > open a tab, named either “untitled” or the file name of the query opened. > Showing the function/table/view etc… name would also be good when opened by > right clicking on “CREATE Script”. This would reduce a lot of desktop > clutter when developing across multiple functions/views/tables etc.. > > Oh OK, I understand. Yeah, that could be interesting. The issue is that we already have tabs for the text query and the graphical query editor. > Also, while I’m at it a decent JSON editing solution is desperately > needed. Currently we paste out to an editor and back it which is a real > mess. > Having custom editors for some types would definitely be an improvment. Yet, I know no one working on this. -- Guillaume. http://blog.guillaume.lelarge.info http://www.dalibo.com
