Hi Mark,
Mark A. Taff wrote:
>Font name and size settings in help: bug reporting: options dialog are not
>saved between uses
>
Can't reproduce this, works for me. Is ~/.pgadmin3 write protected or
sth like that?
>HTML help/documentation broswer does not allow setting/saving font name/sizes
>
Do we need that?
>Generally speaking, all controls on all dialog boxes are too small, and fonts
>are too big, thus rendering it very difficult to guess what the control is
>for, or in some cases, making it impossible to use a control at all.
>
Shouldn't be, sounds like you use a version with wxWindows 2.4. There
have been major fixes for correct font sizing in 2.5.
>Fonts and sizes used in treeview and listview cannot be set.
>
By design.
>File->Options->Query->Font... settings are not saved until pgAdmin is closed
>
This is for the sql tool window only, to obtain monospaced display for
Latin languages, and other for non-Latin. It's effective as soon as the
options dialog is closed with OK.
>Main toolbar icons are too large
>
It's a matter of taste; IMHO you're right. Are there other votes about
this? Who contributes other bitmaps?
>In data grid, double-clicking column header separator should expand column
>width to auto-fit column contents, don't you think?
>
This is a problem, because the grid fills on-demand, so we don't know
which size we will need until a row is actually displayed.
>In the treeview, when I have `Tables` highlighted, then right-click on
>`Views`, the popup menus should allow me to make a new View, not a table.
>Alternately, expand the `New Object` submenu to offer items for all main
>objects (aggregates through views).
>
This is a misleading gtk behaviour I also noticed. For win32, a right
click will also mark the underlying node, gtk doesn't. I'll change this.
>Most of these issues likely stem from the fact I am working at 1280 x 1024 on
>a 19" monitor.
>
I don't think so, we all prefer big desktops.
>System Info:
>AMD Athalon XP 2400
>1 GB RAM
>SuSE Linux 8.2
>KDE 3.1.1
>PG 7.3.2
>
>Installed from: pgadmin3-0.9-20030806.1386.rpm
>
>
>Regards,
>Mark
>
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