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app for sql files) will insert the file content into the Custom Query editor of the current active doc
- this action starts SP and asks for a connection if it is not running
- same for drag&drop a SQL file onto SP's dock icon
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- Open/Save menu items are hidden
• initial support for drag&drop files *.spf and *.sql to SP's icon or double-click at *.sql or *.spf files in Finder
- SP starts if not already running
- sql files will be executed in the Custom Query if at least one connection is open
- spf files not yet supported
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delegate globally.
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before Sparkle relaunches the app.
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preferences and selects appropriately; this resolves the initially planned changes for Issue #232.
- Move updateDefaultFavoritePopup in SPPreferenceController to a public method and set TableDocument to update it when adding favorites
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automatic creation methods to only trigger automatic connection (if enabled in prefs) for automatically created windows
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- committing Source
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invalid log entries
- Set the focus to the custom query text field when appropriate when switching to the custom query tab
- Add the ability to set the custom query editor font, save and load it from preferences, and no longer reset the font on queries
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in the text view, currently off by default but saved from preferences. Thanks again to Hans-Jörg Bibiko for this patch; see Issue #218.
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for the original patch (see http://code.google.com/p/sequel-pro/issues/detail?id=208 for full details). Applied with slight amendments.
- Further changes to make CMTextView more standalone and reusable - autopairing and autoindenting can now be enabled/disabled and checked.
- Autopairing and autoindenting moved to app preferences.
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- Improve connection error messages slightly.
- Avoid reading prefs for every keepalive check - now sets connection timeout and keepalive interval on connection setup
- Fix and extend connection checks to avoid showing extra errors when the connection has been closed
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favorite changes:
- Favorites are no longer resaved on document window close - instead they're saved on connect. Prevents the oldest window open from saving its favorites when closed, overwriting any changes since.
- Explicitly synchs changes to disk to ensure prefs window/connection sheets see each other's changes faster.
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every sixty seconds (a value stored in prefs, though not exposed via the prefs interface yet) in a background thread, to further improve connectivity handling following r334. Pings are only run when necessary - ie active use of the program extends the next ping interval as appropriate, so general impact should be minimal.
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the end of the table):
- Set column sizing to "Uniform" , instead of "Sequential" - "Sequential" autosized columns so that all columns remained visible within the table, with as many columns as possible at full width, resulting in many columns being set to their minimum width.
- Automatically delete saved column widths which are at minimum width on first run of this new version. This will delete columns intentionally set to minimum idth (once), but otherwise all tables which had their columns autoresized had the minimum/broken widths saved so even the fix above would not show.
- Remove old CocoaMySQL prefs upgrade code, and store the last run bundle version in the code to allow prefs upgrades to occur according to the build number in future.
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structure.
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