On Thu, 2011-11-10 at 22:51 +0100, Wander Winkelhorst wrote:
>
> On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 4:31 PM, Guillaume Lelarge
> <guillaume@lelarge.info> wrote:
>
>
>
> OK, it works now. I understand a lot of improvements could
> come later,
> but there is one thing that bugs me. And I think it should be
> fixed
> before applying.
>
> Let's say I wrote this:
>
> SELECT * FROM person JOIN company ON
>
> and try autocompletion afterwards. I get the list of columns
> in person
> and company, which is great. The issue is that you only have
> the
> column's name, not the table's name. So you don't know if the
> column
> refers to the first table or the second. We could say it's not
> an issue
> if we were sure they were all different. But if I have two
> times the id
> column, it gets kinda weird. Maybe you should show the table's
> name in
> front of the column's name.
>
> Allright, another week, another patch :-)
>
>
> Changes since last time:
> - Support for aliasses (autocompletion on "select * from person p join
> company c on ...) will present a list of "p.id, p.name, c.id, c.name
> etc.)
> - Support for queries without aliasses (select * from person
> where ...)
> - Support for queries without aliasses but with joins (select * from
> person join company on ...)
> - Support for queries with mixed versions (select * from person p join
> company on ...)
> - Support for update statements (update person set ...)
> - Support for autocompletion after SELECT (select ... from person)
> - Fixed a crash
>
Quite interesting, but alas I found two bugs:
1. select from fbb_categories , fbb_posts
I put my cursor between select and from, and ask for autocomplete,
and I get
,.catname
,.disp_position
,.id
They all are part of fbb_categories. Unfortunately, that doesn't explain
the comma
* select from fbb_categories, fbb_posts
I put my cursor between select and from, and ask for autocomplete,
and I get nothing (but it works with only one table).
* select * from fbb_topics c left join fbb_posts p on p.
I put my cursor right after "p.". I was expecting to get the columns
of fbb_posts, but got nothing.
* select * from fbb_topics c left join fbb_posts p on p
I put my cursor right after "p". I was expecting to get the columns
of fbb_posts, but got columns from p (as long as they contain a p
themselves, and columns from c when they contain a p in their name.
I was only expecting columns of fbb_posts.
Can you get a look at those? Thanks.
--
Guillaume
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