(I sent this message before but it never came through. I'm guessing the majordomo doesn't accept attachments, so I am sending it without the attachments, and please let me know how I can pass the crash reports to you if you need them).
On 23/09/2010, at 22:42, Guillaume Lelarge wrote: > >> 2. Column width settings get lost when grid editor is closed (they always >> have, but this makes losing the window a real PITA). > > What would you like to have on this issue? we can store the widths of > each column on the last query, and we would restore that at the next > run, but you could run a completely different query and the new widths > could not be appropriate. I'm not sure there is an easy solution to this > one. Well, I'm referring to the grid editor - that is, the tool to "view and edit the current object" (filtered or unfiltered). As far as I know, unless the table schema changed (which I supposed can be checked before display), the grid display will have the same number and order of columns. Or am I overlooking some option there? Of course, in the free query tool, it's a different story. > >> 3. Restored connections in browser window cause instability. > > We would need more to get this "bug" fixed. OK, I'll try to keep records several times after the computer wakes. I'm attaching the crash reports from the two crashes that I had so far. > >> 4. New icon is not very practical on the Mac. > > I'll let Dave answer on this one :) > >> 5. GUI text engine doesn't handle RTL text properly. > > Seems more a wxWidgets issue to me. And I'm quite sure they'll tell you > to use 2.9 instead of 2.8. Yes, I said I was guessing it's something to do with your GUI engine. Is this something I can actually do or do you mean you have compiled 1.12.0 against an old version of wxWidgets and there's nothing to be done? Thanks, Herouth
