Hi all,
As I've now found, a lot of pgXXX::GetSql() functions autogenerate sql
code using hardcoded LF line ends ('\n\n'), and this has been so for
ages, therefore probably it is OK.
But, in order for 'copy to clipboard' to work well (also on ms windows),
these LF line ends have to be somehow "compensated". Generally, it could
possibly be arranged in two places:
-- convert to the system line ending before passing it _to_ ctlSQLBox;
-- or convert just before copying to clipboard _from_ ctlSQLBox.
I'm not quite sure how it was initially supposed to work, but it did
work correctly on windows previously. Right now though I can not see any
such automatic conversions anywhere. Sure I could add some, but I'd like
to understand the whole picture first...
Thank you,
Nikolai
06.10.2015 16:45, I wrote:
Hi all,
Just discovered this. Only applicable for ms windows probably.
Copying several lines of text to clipboard from the SQL info panel - the
one normally located in the bottom-right corner of the main pgadmin
window (not editable) - results in broken line-ends when pasting. It
used to work perfectly fine in some more older (well, ancient) versions...
Specifically, all text pasted appears as one huge single line, because
line ends seem to be all unix style (LF). (Saving such pasted text to a
file and looking at it in hex proves that LFs are there indeed instead
of CRLFs)
Now, for the SQL editor the problem does not really exist because there
is a respective preference setting, so going to menu and changing it as
appropriate helps (when copying from the editor). However, there is
apparently no preference setting for the (read-only) SQL info panel.
The problem was introduced before last release. It was present at least
in 1.18.1, maybe even earlier.
I'd appreciate if someone using ms windows confirmed the problem.
Meanwhile I'll try to see if I can fix it. I think copying to clipboard
should always use platform-default line-ends anyway...
Thank you,
Nikolai
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