Re: window scrolling with pgAdmin III

Donald Fraser wrote:

>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Andreas Pflug" <pgadmin@pse-consulting.de>
>To: "Donald Fraser" <demolish@cwgsy.net>
>Cc: "[pgADMIN]" <pgadmin-support@postgresql.org>
>Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 10:56 PM
>Subject: Re: [pgadmin-support] window scrolling with pgAdmin III
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>>Donald Fraser wrote:
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>>>pgAdmin III July 16th Build
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>>>Probably something to do with wxWindows but thought I'd mention it anyway.
>>>Minor annoyance with horizontal scrolling in SQL window or reverse
>>>engineer window.
>>>If I have some very long line the horizontal scroll bar doesn't
>>>reflect the true width of the window. I have to press the incremental
>>>left or right button to scroll to areas that cannot be seen.
>>>To get around this problem I put the cursor on the line that cannot be
>>>displayed fully and then press the "End" button. The view is taken
>>>to the end of line and now the scroll bar adjusts to the true width
>>>and from that point onwards I can scroll using the scroll bar.
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>>Hi Donald,
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>>this hasn't been observed so far, and as you already supposed would be a
>>wxWindows problem (we'll try to locate and fix anyway). Do you take a
>>binary build? Which OS? How long is that line you have problems with?
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>I don't use binary builds (I assume you mean via CVS).
>OS: W2K SP4.
>The line is longer than what can fit on a 1024 width screen using the default
>font.
>Example: (but this will probably wrap due to ASCII mail support)
>INSERT INTO tbl_cmpyaudit (id_cmpy, id_auditby, dt_audit, id_cmpytyp,
>id_cmpycat, id_country, s_umbname, s_name, s_address, s_city, s_pcode, s_phone,
>s_fax, s_email, s_web, d_deceased, s_subsact, id_editedby, dt_edited)
>VALUES(OLD.id, get_userId(), dtaudit, OLD.id_cmpytyp, OLD.id_cmpycat,
>OLD.id_country, OLD.s_umbname, OLD.s_name, OLD.s_address, OLD.s_city,
>OLD.s_pcode, OLD.s_phone, OLD.s_fax, OLD.s_email, OLD.s_web, OLD.d_deceased,
>OLD.s_subsact, OLD.id_editedby, OLD.dt_edited);
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Yes,
I see this even on Linux; clearly a wx problem. Please don't expect this 
to be fixed immediately, scrollbar handling is tricky.

Regards,
Andreas