Thread: editing rows in pgadminIII
Hi, I've noticed that in my pgadmin for linux the focus jumps from the column I'm entering data into after initiating editing with F2. For example, I click on a field to edit, enter data, then tab over to the next field. I then press F2 to start entering data. After typing the first character, then foucs leaps away, and I need to click on the still-opened field in order to resume editing. This isn't a huge deal, but the need to take one's hands off the keybord wastes time. This doesn't happen on pgadmin3 for windows. Sound Familiar? -Steve
steve fox wrote: > Hi, > > I've noticed that in my pgadmin for linux the focus jumps from the > column I'm entering data into after initiating editing with F2. For > example, I click on a field to edit, enter data, then tab over to the > next field. I then press F2 to start entering data. After typing the > first character, then foucs leaps away, and I need to click on the > still-opened field in order to resume editing. This isn't a huge > deal, but the need to take one's hands off the keybord wastes time. > > This doesn't happen on pgadmin3 for windows. > > Sound Familiar? Yeah, it does. The underlying wx control is less-than-flawless, there's redesign/development work going on. In a few months, we might have a brand-new shiny grid control without this misbehaviour... Regards, Andreas ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 6: Have you searched our list archives? http://archives.postgresql.org
steve fox wrote: > Hi, > > I've noticed that in my pgadmin for linux the focus jumps from the > column I'm entering data into after initiating editing with F2. For > example, I click on a field to edit, enter data, then tab over to the > next field. I then press F2 to start entering data. After typing the > first character, then foucs leaps away, and I need to click on the > still-opened field in order to resume editing. This isn't a huge > deal, but the need to take one's hands off the keybord wastes time. > > This doesn't happen on pgadmin3 for windows. > > Sound Familiar? Yeah, it does. The underlying wx control is less-than-flawless, there's redesign/development work going on. In a few months, we might have a brand-new shiny grid control without this misbehaviour... Regards, Andreas ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 6: Have you searched our list archives? http://archives.postgresql.org