Re: SQL view improvements

Hi Max,

> As I don't really have a mac and cannot reproduce, could you try to  
> use an accent grave inside the Tools-Options-User Data Dialog? These  
> are MulitLineEdits/Edits as well just like the SQL Editor.

Your're right, the miss-behaviour is so similar in the user-data- 
dialogue that it looks like the same issue - and its both the accent- 
problem and the 'skip wordwise with cursor' problem.

I filed two issues on gsl, and yes, I am panca. I hope these issues  
are better filed. But it takes soooo much time, it's crazy...

As to your bracket-matching:

> When you enter e.g. ")", this one and the corresponding "(" will be  
> shortly highlighted in bold

This didn't work on your Aqua-build and my Mac :) Maybe with a later  
build...

Best
Rainer


On 29.08.2008, at 10:44, Maximilian Odendahl wrote:

> Hi Rainer,
>
>
> >thank's a lot for the preview, nice to see it in action!  
> Unfortunately
> >I am on a Mac, and while the build works, it is quite buggy (beta2-
> >based, right? The m3 snapshot has come quite a way since then on the
> >Mac).
>
> based on m24, so probably ever earlier. I'll resync soon to the  
> latest milestone and will provide new builds.
>
>
> >as there are quite a few apparently mac-sepecific
> >problems in the SQL-Editor. (You can't use an accent grave without
> >trouble (still in m3)
>
> As I don't really have a mac and cannot reproduce, could you try to  
> use an accent grave inside the Tools-Options-User Data Dialog? These  
> are MulitLineEdits/Edits as well just like the SQL Editor.
>
> If it does not work there either, please create an issue for  
> component gsl, if it does work there, open an issue for database and  
> set the platform to MAC in either case.
>
> >you can't select wordwise with the keyboard
>
> yes, someone else mentioned this already (or are you  
> pancapangrawit?) and I sent it to Philipp Lohmann, as this seems to  
> be a general issue on MAC for all MulitLineEdits. But I think he is  
> in vacation right now, so did not hear back from him.
>
> I guess both do not qualify as stoppers, but maybe Frank can do sth.  
> about it if there should be another dba stopper anyway?
>
>
> >Bracket-matching doesn't work - hmm, I am not
> >entirely sure how it should work, but I can neither block from one
> >bracket to its counterpart nor is there any visual indication when I
>
> When you enter e.g. ")", this one and the corresponding "(" will be  
> shortly highlighted in bold
>
> Best regards
> Max
>
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