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both backslash and double-character escaping. This will mean the vast majroty of CSVs selected for import will be read correctly by default, fixing issues such as Issue #1252
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during CSV import)
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crashes if a new table name to create was entered
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to NULL instead of 0 if an empty string is entered. This matches TableContent behaviour and addresses Issue #1034.
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- appended a ',' to the wrong NSString
- fixes i978
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errors occurred, starting off hidden
- Add "errors"/"no errors" prefix to the custom query status area
- Add an import cancelled line to the import error list when stopping imports after errors
- Fix custom query error highlighting by scrolling to the error
- Update localisable strings
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based on a tab view
- When importing SQL, use the accessory view to ask how to handle errors: Ask (the new default), which prompts the user on each error whether to continue, stop, or ignore all errors; and ignoring all errors, which matches the old behaviour. This addresses Issue #901.
- When showing the reconnection dialog ensure the window isn't minimised
- Update localisable strings
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central functionality out of SPTablesList:
- Centralise control over table loading, moving it away from SPTablesList and into SPDatabaseDocument and the new SPDatabaseViewController category
- Centralise control over the main tab view, moving control away from SPTablesList and into SPDatabaseDocument and the new SPDatabaseViewController category
- Simplify and clean up view loading logic
- Improve thread safety
- Update localisable strings
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• fixed several issues while importing a CSV file if this file contains empty lines or if a line has less columns as header
- fixed issue for matching header names
- fixed issue for user-defined SQL functions while importing; in such a case set the value to @"" to get the defaults
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- Use indeterminate progress bars when importing BZIPped SQL files
- Support .tsv as a CSV extension, and automatically choose the field delineator based on .csv/.tsv extension
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- a column placeholder will be wrapped into '…' if csv cell content is not NULL, in other words there's no need to write eg length('$1') instead simply write length($1)
- fixed issue if csv cell content is NULL
- fixed issue for deletion of global values if they were already in use
- assigned keyboard short-cut ⌥⌘G to "Add value or expression…" menu item
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- Prepare for the implementation of PDF and HTML export by hiding the export options box for export types that don't need it.
- Fix some spacing issues on the export dialog.
- Create a new SPCategoryAdditions header that is included in the apps precompiled header, making all additions available to all classes.
- Update strings files.
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- added the possibility to apply any sql function while importing set via "Add value or expression" sheet eg concat('$2', '$1', length('$3')) whereby $1 $2 $3 are the placeholder for the csv file columns 1 2 3 [first column starts with 1]
• fixed ' escaping issue in MCPConnection
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via GeomFromText()
• minor code cosmetics
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- the SRID value will be appended at the WKT string like POINT(1 1),101 which will be transformed to GeomFromText('POINT(1 1)',101) on the fly
- otherwise the SRID information will be deleted after editing a geometry field
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- if mapped target table field is of type GEOMETRY import csv data via GeomFromText()
- replaced succeeding appendString lines by appendFormat since tests have shown that allocating memory once is faster than do it several times
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* Changed some NSLocalizedString() comments to be more descriptive - keep in mind that the comment is the only thing that can provide context here.
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same string.
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note:What else is needed for such an import? table encoding settings? ... has to be discussed
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executable)
- changed order of target tables: New Table, Refresh List, separator, list of all names
- cleaned code a bit
* removed check for available tables in SPDataImport, now if no table in db the CSV Field Mapper opens in "New Table" mode
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with extended characters in MySQL identifiers (names of dbs/tables/cols):
- Move encoding queries and control into MCPKit, with newly cleaned-up methods, and switch a number of locations to using the new code.
- Use UTF8 connections for many identifier-based queries (selecting and listing databases, tables, stored procs, table information). This fixes selection and creation of table and database names containing extended characters, also fixing exceptions and errors.
- Improve UTF8 over Latin1 to correctly set the client character set encoding as well, fixing custom queries and edits; remove custom code in SPTableContent achieving the same thing in a single location.
- Fix database encoding detection routines
- Update localisable strings
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[aString appendString:[NSString stringWithFormat:]] by
[aString appendFormat:]
since it's much more faster
• first look at loop where several [aStr appendString:] occur to try to combine them into one appendString or appendFormat since the allocation of memory takes really time
Note: I tested all my changes but we should test it further to be sure that I didn't a mistake!
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syntax to \n. This addresses Issue #652.
- Clean up SPSQLParser, and use a few more CFString methods to avoid obj-c messaging in loops
- When importing SQL using autodetect, perform a manual SET NAMES if possible to cope with poorly-exported files.
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- Add controllable encoding support when importing CSV and SQL files, including a new default "Autodetect" option. Add UniversalDetector framework to support encoding autodetection. This should address Issue #720.
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ability to use Bzip2 compression.
Other changes include:
+ Enable the use of export compression (Gzip and Bzip2) for all export formats.
+ Move the compression options in the export dialog to the 'Advanced' export settings view.
+ Simplify the setting of common exporter properties (e.g. the connection, use of compression).
+ Fix a potential memory leak in the dot exporter.
+ Update the data importer to recognise Bzip2 compressed files.
+ Fix several display issues on export dialog.
+ Restore the default .csv file extension of CSV exports.
+ Correctly update the default export filename when selecting a output compression type.
The addition of Bzip2 compression support implements issue #688.
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methods
- Improve error handling when the connecting dies during import (previous the sheet would stay open)
- Fix localised strings for error messages (label and text the wrong way round)
- Improve comments
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