Re: pgAdmin III 1.12 strange behaviour in text editing

Le 05/10/2010 11:32, Mauro Bertoli a écrit :
>> Da: Guillaume Lelarge <guillaume@lelarge.info>
>> A: Mauro Bertoli <bertoli.mauro@yahoo.it>
>> Cc: pgadmin-support <pgadmin-support@postgresql.org>
>> Inviato: Mar 5 ottobre 2010, 09:50:19
>> Oggetto: Re: [pgadmin-support] pgAdmin III 1.12 strange behaviour in text 
>> editing
>>
>> Le 03/10/2010 19:16, Mauro Bertoli a écrit :
>>> Hi, the steps to reproduced  the problem (that I think it is a dis-liked 
>>> behaviour):
>>> If I  select a portion of text and then press CTRL+C (copy) and then press 
>> CTRL+V 
>>
>>> (paste) it will paste full cell text wrapped around a double quotes,  but I 
>>> expect that paste the text I selected. If I right-click "copy"  then "paste" 
>> it 
>>
>>> work fine.
>>
>> There is a reason for that. Not sure  everyone will see that as a good
>> reason, and I'm open to suggestion for  enhancing it.
>>
>> When you click on a cell and do Ctrl-C, you're in row copy  mode. So you
>> get something like the CSV copy mode with double quotes for text  values
>> and semi-colon between each cells (if you selected more than one  cell).
>> You can change the double quotes and semi-colons with the options  dialog
>> ("Query Tool" tab, "Result copy quote character" and "Result copy  field
>> separator" fields).
>>
>> When you edit a cell and do Ctrl-C, you're  in text copy mode, so you get
>> the precise text (I mean, without quotes)...  but you can't copy multiple
>> cells this way.
> 
> 
> I think that there is a bug, because if I edit a cell (inside the cell, not in 
> row copy mode) and press CTRL+C it wrap with double quotes.
> I think that if I select a cell (but I'm non inside the cell editing it) and 
> press CTRL+C is usefull that wrap with double quotes, like csv. But if I select 
> a portion of text and press CTRL+C, I expect that it copy the real text I 
> selected.
> 

Finally I found some time (and motivation) to work on this. So, it's
fixed. Should be available in 1.12.3.

Thanks for your report.


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