On 02/09/2016 09:39 AM, Colin Beckingham wrote:
On 02/09/2016 08:55 AM, Gabriel Sánchez wrote:
The same happens to me. Although copying and waiting usually works
for me.
Have others experienced this behavior? It appears not to affect
windows. Are the developers aware of this? Have they tried fixing it
or do they plan to fix it? It could be that this is a bug in
wxWidgets rather than pgAdmin, and if it has been fixed there it
might be a matter of updating the library and recompiling.
On Feb 9, 2016 5:10 AM, "johannes graën" <johan...@selfnet.de
<mailto:johan...@selfnet.de>> wrote:
On Sun, Feb 7, 2016 at 8:00 PM, Gabriel Sánchez
<gabrielesanc...@gmail.com <mailto:gabrielesanc...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> It happens often to me in Ubuntu 14.04 as well. It sometimes
also happens
> with the toolbar icons too. It seems to have to do with timing,
because if I
> wait 5 seconds or so, it usually works. It seems to take longer
to copy more
> text. The problem appears to worsen with long queries, and
after using
> copy/paste a few times, but it does not always happen.
Sometimes the
> keyboard begins to respond very slowly, such that if a second
or so does not
> pass between keystrokes, many of them do not get written, and
you can see
> the lag in the cursor.
I found that for copying multiple use of Ctrl+C usually works, while
Ctrl+X cuts out text without storing it in the clipboard, i.e. a
subsequent Ctrl+V has no effect. Undoing and redoing the cut
operation
usually works thought.
I am running openSUSE Leap 42.1 using Gnome with pgadmin 1.23 dev and
I don't see this behaviour.
Are you guys running a clipboard manager? I use gpaste which
cooperates with d-bus, and Gnome puts a nice little icon at top right
of my screen alongside all the other status icons, so I can very
quickly check the list of copied items to see if the copy was
successful. I hardly ever do that though, pasting seems to give me
what I need every time, and if I need something from the history list
it is just a click or two away.
I use Kubuntu, which comes with Klipper, but I haven't been paying
attention to it. I'll pay attention the next time I encounter bad
behavior in pgAdmin.
