Re: hello

Merlin Moncure wrote:

That's an awful lot of questions on wx specific stuff, you'd better go 
to wxdev for such things.

> > Yes, copy/paste of rows from view data (and query tool as well) would
> >    
> be
>  
>
> > helpful and is one of the most often requested features.
> >    
>
> Questions about wx toolkit:
> Does wxString have fast repeated concatenation for large strings (like
> STL string)?
>
>  
Somehow, don't know if it's enough for your purpose.


> Does wxGrid have the capability to demand load row contents from an
> externally managed source?
>
>  
pgadmin3 does so in view data, overload wxGridTable

> What format?  Usually in these situations I tend to use tab delimited
> for easy pasting into exc--er, open office :)
>  
For the start, use the export options (I personally never use tabs but | 
or ;).

> I took a quick look at the code and it seems very straightforward.
>  

I did my best.

> Maybe I'll have a crack at this...
>  

> WRT the query tool, I mostly use it like Andreas does.  But I also agree
> that there is not one universal data browser that can meet all the
> various requirements.  What has me concerned is that pgAdmin lacks the
> capability to provide editing on large tables, because of memory issues
> with the editor 
Definitely not!

> and the lack of editing in the query tool.  I think this
> is a solvable problem :)
No, this is how pgadmin2 worked, and it's a mess. Use view data with 
filter, it's much cleaner.

> with the ability to provide editing over
> infinite sets I think pgAdmin will become a first class data manager (or
> more so than it already is) :).
>
>  
:-)

Regards,
Andreas



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