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the erroneous query
- added check for near message length
- make an intersection with the buffer range before selecting
• text macro - each selection of a snippet breaks the undo buffer
- note: undo behaviour while text macro session is active needs to be solved ⇢ work in progress
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- added dynamically set SP variables $SP_SELECTED_TABLE and $SP_SELECTED_DATABASE available in each ${x:…} snippet to allow to create a query fav à la:
SELECT ${1:$SP_SELECTED_TABLE.} FROM ${1:$SP_SELECTED_TABLE}
whereby for the first snippet one can press ESC to insert one or by holding down the CTRL key while inserting more field names from the current table
- improved snippet range detection for current caret position
- reduced the border width of snippet highlighting and changed slightly the colour for the current selected snippet
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* changed name of closeDocumentWindowAndDisconnect-selector again...
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'disconnect' in the connection error dialog
* improved some comments
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SSH-helper (see #357)
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• error message highlighting in CustomQuery
- check for error ID 1064 before trying to select the erroneous line given as '… at line x' (this solves the issue that other error messages could end by a number)
- improved regexp to get rid of localized error messages for parsing the erroneous line number (thanks to Jakob) - look the last number in a string
- improved regexp to parse for the 'near message' for localized error messages
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- speed up gathering data by avoiding the check for uniqueness if not necessary, make usage of NSMutableSet to collect unique data automatically, and rely on NSSubTextStorage to get all words from the text buffer (if text buffer size less than 6MB)
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* table name checks now correctly consider only functions when working with functions
* when an empty table name is entered, the change is ignored (like in finder)
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- changed regex for validation of the entered tab trigger to "(?i)[^[:L:]0-9]+" since "(?i)[^\\w0-9]+" doesn't work if SP runs in 32bit mode.
- It seems that the new RegexKitLite has a problem to expand \w correctly if it is used like [^\w]
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* refactored the table/proc renaming code a bit
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- fixed bug for deletion nested snippet ranges after editing
- further improvement of the graphical representation
- selected snippet will be drawn differently
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- draw a bezier path around defined snippets to group them graphically (test phase)
- allow the user to go into a snippet by using the mouse
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probably as a result of r1709
- Improve SSH and object cleanup, especially for cases where the connection drops, to ensure the connection proxy is cleaned up and all memory released
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odd update issues
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the Query Editor
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- ⇧⇥ on the first snippet won't end the snippet session
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- eg: SELECT ${1:${2:`mysql`.`user`.} AS ${5:a}} FROM ${7:`mysql`.`user`} ${9:WHERE }
• improvements of the general control of the a snippet session
• code cosmetics
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snippets) - not yet finished but workable eg fav:
"SELECT ${1:`mysql`.`user`.} FROM ${2:`mysql`.`user`} ${3:WHERE}" bound to tab trigger "sel"; then write "sel" press ⇥ to expand, change `mysql`.`user`. or press ESC to insert a field, press ⇥ to select `mysql`.`user`to change if desired, etc. or press ⇧⇥ to select prev. snippet
• completion can now be invoked via selection
- some other tiny improvements
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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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- Set error strings on MCPConnection on user disconnect to allow existing error chcking to catch the state
- Improve close behaviour from threads
- Improve window close behaviour and appearance
- Add new checks for disconnection in one or two crash-prone locations
This addresses Issue #531, one of Issue #532, one of Issue #539, and probable reported crashes on Issue #541.
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recognized)
• use regexp to get a list of current words and reduced that method to invoked if the text buffer is less than 60KB to speed up the completion (it's more likely that the user wants to complete a sql related term)
• some code cosmetics
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when clicking the dock icon.
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linebreaks if they are within a quoted cell, improving compatibility with other applications (notably Excel)
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input fields in the connection view. Fixes issue #545.
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- next steps to minimize the traffic - ie manipulating the dict directly without querying - follows
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CREATE …"
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- CTRL+ESC invokes the fuzzy search completion; eg:
i_s.pcss. will show all fields from `information_schema`.`PROCESSLIST`. if no other matches are found; the search is a regexp ".*?i.*?_.*?s.*?\. …" etc. by using RegexKitLite which is much more faster than NSPredicate and can handle long regexps
- improved type display: if a type definition contains a , split it to avoid splitting of the tokenFields
- while insertion of an item and holding down the CTRL key the list keeps open to allow to insert more suggestions separated by ", " from the current list (very useful if one wants to insert only selected fields from a table)
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database name when looking up tables to add to the dropdown. Addresses Issue #537.
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when removing records in a range - seen in Issue #542.
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- TAB and mouse double-click inserts suggestion
- field type info for 'set' and 'enum' is fixed; in addition show an arrow to show the definition
- preparations for fuzzy search completion (not yet active)
- reduced the font size by 1pt to avoid truncating
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- Fix incorrect uses of [NSString stringWithFormat:] with preconstructed strings and no arguments in SPUserManager
- To fix display issues, replace NSBeginAlertSheet (which includes automatic sprintf expansion of the message) with a safely-escaped SPBeginAlertSheet in many files
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- auto-completes the common prefix of all suggestions - makes typing much more faster
- “ ” as allowed character to be typed for narrow-down the list is set automatically if at least one suggestion contains a “ ”
- fixed two tiny memory leaks
- fixed detecting db/table/field names containing ` as char
- removed ⇥ binding to complete the common prefix since it's done automatically
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- up to now for MySQL >4 available
- implemented by narrow-down, i.e. write/delete to narrow-down/expand the suggestion list
- ↩ inserts the suggestion, if suggestion is db/table/field/proc/func name inserts backtick quoted
- for a db/table/field/proc/func name press ⇧↩ to insert à la `db`.`table`.`field` relatively to the current selected db
- context-sensitive to leading db. or table. or db.table. or .table if uniquely identifiable
- mysql and information_schema if available and not selected appear at the end
- `|` | := caret shows the current table's fields if any or the current selected db if selected at the top; suggestions are hierarchically arranged by db, table; easiest way to insert a table/field name - e.g. type `max_c` and press ⇧↩ to insert `mysql`.`user`.`max_connections`
- for table/field name suggestions press at the right column to get the path info
• F5 invokes completion based on spell checker and selected language
- since it is not possible to auto-detect if the user wants to complete MySQL statements or prose text
Note: GUI needs improvements; completion should be tested exhaustively
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- SPDataStorage is a class designed for a 2D array of fixed-width data storage, replacing the current method of nested NSMutableArrays. NSFastEnumerator compatible.
- Overall memory overhead for table storage in memory reduced by 1.2-1.4x - this almost gains back the large memory jump seen for 64 bit
- Some operations (adding data, retrieving a single cell's data) are faster than nested NSMutableArrays; some operations (requesting a row as an NSArray) are slightly slower as the data needs to be converted, but overall result is a slight speed gain.
(- Could be used in future to store SQL results in C datatypes, avoiding very high NSObject overhead for numbers and short strings)
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- fixed issue while ‘normal’ completion after “table.” completion
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- improved ⇧↩ insertion
- improved backtick behaviour
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[panel setResolvesAliases:YES]
For some reasons it could happen that the panel didn't response to dragging files into it correctly and sometimes SP crashed after selecting a directory in its sidebar. By removing "resolve aliases" the panel seems to work properly. This has to be verified by further tests.
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- added support for dump functions. If no errors are found, Issue 517 can be closed.
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- included export for proceduers. Need to add support for functions and test on different databases.
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• updated some methods in in SPStringAdditions to 10.5 code which avoid mutableCopy and they're faster
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certain conditions
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properly to avoid overlapping sheets
• F5 completion
- if a table is selected and no further parsing info is given show that table and its fields at the top of the suggestions
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getDatabaseCollationsForEncoding is equal to NULL
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