Yuri B. Lukyanov wrote:
Please, help me to build Win32 binaries from project sources.
Why I can't open the poject/workspace by MS Visual C++ 6.0?
I was able to open these files only after changing their line endings
from Unix (line feed only) to Windows (carriage return + line feed)
style. Maybe yo
Dave Page wrote:
>>Then the tarball needs fixing; at least the .dsp/.dsw files.
>
> Any ideas how? I'd suggest adding a call to unix2dos to make dist (which
> is definitely Adam's territory), but that does seem to be in slackware
> :-(
Here is what I used to fix my source tarball (on the Linux comm
[MSVC + line ending problems ]
That's happening if you checkout with unix tools. If you use e.g.
wincvs, everything will be fine. There's an option in the
underlying cvsnt for this, check it out.
Ah, thanks, I will do that.
It's also a problem for the source tarball of course...
... which is what
Dear all,
I am trying to build 1.2.0 beta1 on Windows XP with MSVC++ 6.0 and after
a while am almost there (I think). Everything compiles fine, but linking
fails with the following error
pgAdmin3.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _SSL_version_str
Unicode_SSL_Release/pgAdmin3.exe :
Dave Page wrote:
[SSL_version_str symbol missing]
I've run into that before - you need to use the static SSL libs, not the
import libs for the dll. They do (should) contain that symbol.
Ah, so one has to use ms/nt.mak instead of ms/ntdll.mak to build the
static version of the libraries (which in my
I don't know of how much help this is going to be, but the anwer to the
question
// MATCH FULL/PARTIAL missing; where is this stored?!?
posed in pgForeignKey.cpp line 45 is: In pg_catalog.pg_trigger.tgargs.
It is the third argument (zero based) to the ri-triggers, or more
precisely the RI_M
Andreas Pflug wrote:
// MATCH FULL/PARTIAL missing; where is this stored?!?
AFAIR at the moment of implementing that part the 7.3 doc didn't fully
document pg_constraint. The correct answer to this question now is
pg_constraint.confmatchtype.
Yep, that is a lot better and easier to access too
I think I found a bug in the funcion property dialog of pgAdmin3 1.2.0
Beta 2 (Win XP). I have a PostgreSQL 7.4.3 backend and it does not allow
"ALTER FUNCTION ... OWNER TO ...", i.e. it pops up an error dialog
saying "ERROR: syntax error at or near "OWNER" at character ...". It
also fails whe
Andreas Pflug wrote:
This bug was located and fixed some days ago, try the latest snapshot.
Duh! Seems I can't remember any more what I read on this list a couple
of days ago :-( Sorry for that.
Go on bughunting!
I will.
Cheers,
Alex
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Excellent - you say wxGTK; have you tried under Windows?
I just tried under Windows XP and it builds fine (you have to copy
include/wx/setup_redirect.h to include/wx/setup.h and set
wxDIALOG_UNIT_COMPATIBILITY to 0 in include/wx/msw/setup.h).
Unfortunately, I don't have the time to give it any d
[pgAdmin III with wx 2.5.3 on Windows]
I just tried under Windows XP and it builds fine (you have to
copy include/wx/setup_redirect.h to include/wx/setup.h and
set wxDIALOG_UNIT_COMPATIBILITY to 0 in include/wx/msw/setup.h).
Oh, didn't it used to be setup0.h?
setup.h worked for me and the wx do
Dear all,
I just encountered a bug in 1.2.0 Beta 2 (Win XP).
When selecting the source or target type in the "New Cast" dialog, the
application crashes. What IMHO happens is that the call to
txtName->SetValue(wxEmptyString) in dlgCast::CheckChange()
(src/ui/dlgCast.cpp line 121) generates a new
Dear all,
I just encountered a bug in 1.2.0 Beta 2 (Win XP).
When adding a new server and selecting "require" in the SSL combobox for
a server that does in fact not support SSL, the following happens after
submitting the dialog: An error dialog informing about what just went
wrong comes up and a
Andreas Pflug wrote:
Thanks for reporting!
Thanks for fixing! :-)
Alex
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Dynamically link libpq/OpenSSL for sensible installation with Win32 PostgreSQL.
Libs can be downloaded from
http://developer.pgadmin.org/snapshots/postgresql/libs-win32-20040927.zip
Can you remove the references to ssleay32.lib and libeay23.lib fro
Dave Page wrote:
No, they need to be there - there the import libraries that contain the stubs for the functions in the dlls.
Please correct me if I get this totally confused, but aren't the stubs
for the SSL stuff already in libpq.dll (looking at
postgresql-8.0.0beta3/src/interfaces/libpq/win32.
Dear all,
I got around to to some more work with pgAdmin III today after a little
break and upgraded to 1.2.0 post-beta3 (WinXP, PostgreSQL 7.4.3
backend). During my work I encountered several issues which I would like
to report:
1. Changing the owner of a table, view, or domain, which is not i
Andreas Pflug wrote:
Type handling really needs a major rewrite
...
There's already some stuff in pgDatatype, but the class was invented too
late when I realized that typehandling is more complicated than it
appeared initially. Every string/parameter formatting/encoding should be
concentrated th
Dear all,
I tried to look at some tables created by another tool whose name starts
with a number (e.g. 100_something) with pgAdmin III 1.2.0. Doing this
raises a PostgreSQL syntax error. I traced the cause to the needsQuoting
function in src/utils/misc.cpp. According to the PostgreSQL
documenta
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