Обсуждение: Can only type 1 character per field when editing in view data window

I have a test table with 1 numeric field (Int4) and two string fields 
(VarChars).  I open it in the View Data window.  If I tab into the 
number field and start typing, it replaces the previous value then lets 
me type multiple digits.

However, if I tab into a string field and start typing, the first 
character I type is appended to the end of the existing value.  It won't 
let me type additional characters unless I move out of that field and 
back in again.  Then I can type one more character.  If I click in the 
field with the mouse so that there is a blinking cursor (caret), then I 
can edit it normally, typing multiple characters.

Other facts:
- The same behavior happens in the new row line at the bottom.
- If I just click in a string field with the mouse without tabbing to 
it, I have to click 3 times before editing normally, once to select the 
cell in the grid with the black outline, once to highlight the contents 
of the cell, and once to get the blinking cursor/caret that lets me edit.

Platform: Slackware 9.1, Gnome 2.4
Language: English
Distributions tried:
- Slackware (version?) package of pgadmin3 release 1.0.2
- Slackware 9.1 package with pgadmin3 version 1.1.0 Devel (Feb 8 2004)

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Dean Peterson wrote:

> I have a test table with 1 numeric field (Int4) and two string fields 
> (VarChars).  I open it in the View Data window.  If I tab into the 
> number field and start typing, it replaces the previous value then 
> lets me type multiple digits.
>
> However, if I tab into a string field and start typing, the first 
> character I type is appended to the end of the existing value.  It 
> won't let me type additional characters unless I move out of that 
> field and back in again.  Then I can type one more character.  If I 
> click in the field with the mouse so that there is a blinking cursor 
> (caret), then I can edit it normally, typing multiple characters.
>
> Other facts:
> - The same behavior happens in the new row line at the bottom.
> - If I just click in a string field with the mouse without tabbing to 
> it, I have to click 3 times before editing normally, once to select 
> the cell in the grid with the black outline, once to highlight the 
> contents of the cell, and once to get the blinking cursor/caret that 
> lets me edit.

This behaviour is known, and I don't have a clue how to work around it. 
We're waiting for a new implementation of the grid component, which is 
expected some time in the near future.

Regards,
Andreas



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Dean Peterson wrote:

> I have a test table with 1 numeric field (Int4) and two string fields 
> (VarChars).  I open it in the View Data window.  If I tab into the 
> number field and start typing, it replaces the previous value then 
> lets me type multiple digits.
>
> However, if I tab into a string field and start typing, the first 
> character I type is appended to the end of the existing value.  It 
> won't let me type additional characters unless I move out of that 
> field and back in again.  Then I can type one more character.  If I 
> click in the field with the mouse so that there is a blinking cursor 
> (caret), then I can edit it normally, typing multiple characters.
>
> Other facts:
> - The same behavior happens in the new row line at the bottom.
> - If I just click in a string field with the mouse without tabbing to 
> it, I have to click 3 times before editing normally, once to select 
> the cell in the grid with the black outline, once to highlight the 
> contents of the cell, and once to get the blinking cursor/caret that 
> lets me edit.

This behaviour is known, and I don't have a clue how to work around it. 
We're waiting for a new implementation of the grid component, which is 
expected some time in the near future.

Regards,
Andreas



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