Quick run over recent issues (was: Re: New dev build for Windows)

[Erwin Brandstetter <brandstetter(at)falter(dot)at>]

Hi developers! Hi Dave!

Testing the new snapshot: pgAdmin III 1.7.0, rev 6357. Client Win XP, 
hosts: Debian Sarge / PG 8.1.8 and Debian Etch / PG 8.2.3.

A quick run over the issues I have reported recently:

-   Type reverse engineering: fixed.
-   Move View->'System Objects' to File->Options->Display: Looks good & 
works.
!-  Much like I reported with the last snapshot, pgAdmin crashed on me 
two times, after switching the system objects on / off, refreshing, and 
then clicking around in the object tree. After that I have spent 15 
minutes clicking like a madman, but no more crashes. Maybe something 
needs to be initialized before it runs stably.
-   Crash when hitting <del> in boolean field: fixed.
-   Spurious line break in reverse engineered SQL for CREATE TABLE: fixed.
!- Issues with auto-indentation: partly fixed.
-  Mysterious error messages concerning pldbg_get_target_info(..): none 
so far, but that doesn't say much, yet..
!!- Crash on viewing properties of unique constraints: was believed to 
be fixed, but is not, still crashes.

For auto-indetation and crash on constraints I will answer in full on 
the respective threads.


Regards
Erwin