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- first sketch should work for 90% of all cases - fine-tuning will follow soon
- this follows issue 880
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sheet doesn't block the entire app
- fixed various layout issues
- fixed some tiny memory leaks
• fixed tiny memory leak in MCPStreamingResult
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- simplified code
- reduced number of queries for edit status
- WHERE argument to identify first try to avoid using blob data for speed, if field is not identified with ignoring blob data then use blob data as well
• for TableContent fixed tooltip display
- note: improvements as for CustomQuery follow soon
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avoid the trampoline exceptions
• unified error message while cell editing
• in Custom Query table cell editing errors are displayed as tooltips and added these message if edit event comes from the keyboard
• fixed: check edit status in Content Tables only for views to avoid unnecessary queries
• used [SPCustomQuery fieldEditStatusForRow:andColumn:] consequently to simplify code
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since we need that for Content and Custom Query table; only class specific stuff like ESC trapping will handled in the actual class
• enabled in cell editing for Custom Query tables
- also added spreadsheet button to Custom Query status bar
• fixed ESC trapping: F5 can be used for completion
• simplified [SPCopyTable keyDown:] for trapping ENTER/RETURN key
• some code cosmetics
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Custom Query table
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display an alert sheet which waits for the change in the didEndSelector method of a passed class NSInteger variable
• applied the SPBeginWaitingAlertSheet routine to Pref > Editor's check for unsaved color themes and in SPCustomQuery's sheet about Stop/Continue/Run All if a query failed after executing "Run All"
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- Move Table Content progress tracking onto the main thread's load timer
- Improve thread safety when autosizing
- Improve autosize to not contrain wide columns as much in tables where all columns can be shown, or if the column is double-clicked to size.
(This completes work on Issue #271 and Issue #272)
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