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No"real" changes were made.
NOTE: There is actually a chance for this change to break stuff.
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Previously our cog menus have been Round Rect (borderless) NSPopupButtons with text aligned to the left of the image as that combination would allow us to make the box of the button exactly as big as the image.
However in 10.10 Apple changed the layout so that a padding is always added on the right border of a popup button (except if the menu is attached to the left).
From playing around I found the only setting to be compatible between 10.9 and 10.10 to be the button type Bevel (borderless).
This commit changes all cog buttons to Bevel type in hopes those will also look the same on 10.8, 10.7, 10.6.
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- Update base SDK to 10.6
- Update minimum OS version to 10.6
- Update all XIB to have a 10.6 target
- Drop support for PPC
- Apply all of the above to frameworks SPMySQLFramework and QueryKit
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dependencies now that all BW custom elements have been removed; remove last references and build steps.
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UserManagerView, replacing with SPSplitViews and standard equivalents
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- Use menu item tag to insert the snippet, instread of using part of the tooltip; this is safer when localising values
- When inserting query placeholders, automatically wrap all the values if not already within a placeholder. This addresses Issue #1313.
- When inserting query placeholders, automatically use the lowest unused completion index instead of a fixed value
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SP_ASLIST_ALL_FIELDS since it's too long
• some GUI improvements for Query Fav Editor's "Insert placeholder"
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• added Show Completion List submenu to the Custom Query Editor gear menu with the items all dbs ^1, all tables ^2, all fields ^3
• if dbStructure is available show these pre-defined completion lists with all info like the completion it does, otherwise fall back to plain style
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after narrow-down the list
• added chance to invoke the snippet list in fuzzy search mode by the template ¦¦a¦b¦¦
• added new snippet placeholders:
¦$SP_ASLIST_ALL_TABLES¦ displays a list of all tables incl. views from the current db
¦$SP_ASLIST_ALL_DATABASES¦ displays a list of all dbs from the current connection
This makes it possible to write eg a query fav:
USE ¦¦$SP_ASLIST_ALL_DATABASES¦¦;
to search via fuzzy mode for a db and to use it
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will be shown as completion list with the items “a” and “b”
• set auto-completion default Pref setting to true
• fixed some auto-completion issues like do not insert common prefix automatically and some others
• applied ¦a¦b¦ template to CompletionTokens.plist and some tiny corrections and improvements
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- added the possibility to insert defined placeholder via a popup button similar to Content Filter Editor to give an hint to user what's possible
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tab trigger; eg if tab trigger is set to "sel" sel⇥ will insert the first query which has the defined the tab trigger
• preparations to insert programmable query favorites
- eg "SELECT ${*} FROM ${Table}"
-- after insertion "SELECT * FROM Table" the '*' is highlighted to change, press ⇥ to select the next snippet 'Table'; ⇧⇥ selects the previous snippet; the snippet selection follows the user input
- Note: not yet active
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don't include linebreaks, and reset it to run over upgraded arrays
- Also prevent the query fvorites interface from accepting newlines in titles - together, this addresses Issue #496
- Enable the query favorite editor vertical scrollbar when editing long queries
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editor and query favorites editor as you can't do it in IB.
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- disabled sorting by clicking at table headers
- added drag&drop support of multiple selected items
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favorites
• disabled "Select Active Query" in CMTextView if shown in the favorite manager
• code cleaning and simplifications
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- renamed "Save" button to "Apply Changes" to make it clear what will be done by clicking at it
- suppress context menu and selection while right-clicking at a header
- while in cell editing ESC will abort the editing (not close the sheet)
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- first step to allow to manage global favs (stored in the prefs) and connection-based (not yet implemented - will be stored in ApplicationSupport/SequelPro)
- fav table is now a grouped table à la Table List
- second column in fav table will be used soon ;)
- now the sheet has two buttons "Save" and "Cancel" in order to be able to dismiss changes
- enabled table view inline editing of query names
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- tableView is now a SPTableView for right-click selects item first
- corrected tooltips for all buttons and menu items
- added short-cut ⌘D for duplicate, ⌫ for remove, and ⌥⎋ for gear menu (which could be the standard for all gear menus?)
- remove selected favorite(s) asks the user first
- added chance to select and remove more than one favorite
- added chance to export selected favorites as SPF file
The file structure (format 'query favorites') goes conform with the SPF 'connection' format.
To be discussed: Should we add a separate Import Favorites menu or should we do that via the general "Open…" menu item since the SPF format tells SP what to do with that file?
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- The ability to name query favorites
- The ability to edit query favorites using the same editor in the cutom query view
- The ability to save your query favorites to a file
Note that any already saved query favorites will be upgraded to accommodate the new format, that is including a name associated with the query. The default name is the first 32 chars of the query with '...' appended.
Also, added menu item validation to the 'Save Query to Favorites' menu item.
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