Обсуждение: import: crash fixed
hi Guillaume Late reply, too. By a stupid operation, I lost all mails and other files in a partition. That bug you found is triggered by a small file less than 20 rows. I fixed it and others, supressing all warning message under gcc. The code is not tested enough yet. The type uint is unrecognised by VC++ in file pgcsvfile.h. So I fix it to "unsigned int". And anyone know where to download PostgreSQL html version document? Regards.
Sorry. Another issues were found. Please wait before I fix them. On 2010-2-1 22:07, Quan Zongliang wrote: > hi Guillaume > > Late reply, too. > By a stupid operation, I lost all mails and other files in a partition. > > That bug you found is triggered by a small file less than 20 rows. > I fixed it and others, supressing all warning message under gcc. > The code is not tested enough yet. > > The type uint is unrecognised by VC++ in file pgcsvfile.h. > So I fix it to "unsigned int". > > And anyone know where to download PostgreSQL html version document? > > Regards. >
Hi Quan, Le 01/02/2010 15:07, Quan Zongliang a écrit : > [...] > Late reply, too. > By a stupid operation, I lost all mails and other files in a partition. > > That bug you found is triggered by a small file less than 20 rows. > I fixed it and others, supressing all warning message under gcc. > The code is not tested enough yet. > OK. > The type uint is unrecognised by VC++ in file pgcsvfile.h. > So I fix it to "unsigned int". > Yes, you're right. > And anyone know where to download PostgreSQL html version document? > I think it is available in the release tarball. -- Guillaume. http://www.postgresqlfr.org http://dalibo.com
On 2010-2-3 6:49, Guillaume Lelarge wrote: > I think it is available in the release tarball. > I found them. thanks. A lot of obvious errors were found. It's weird. I had tested them with some normal case. But now it can't import a simple file. The sources that be pushed to git repository must not be newest. I have recode something as all data in the old harddisk were gone. Please wait.
It can work with some bugs now. ( A lot of bugs. -.- )
Le 07/02/2010 10:57, Quan Zongliang a écrit : > It can work with some bugs now. > ( A lot of bugs. -.- ) > So I can grab a new copy and test it? or do you prefer to continue your work before more testing is done? -- Guillaume. http://www.postgresqlfr.org http://dalibo.com
You can preview it if have time off. Then give some suggestions to me about function, option and UI, etc. And, which C/C++ IDE do you use under Linux to compile pgAdmin? Thanks On 2010-2-8 17:51, Guillaume Lelarge wrote: > So I can grab a new copy and test it? or do you prefer to continue your > work before more testing is done? > >
Le 08/02/2010 12:49, Quan Zongliang a écrit : > You can preview it if have time off. > Then give some suggestions to me about function, option and UI, etc. > > And, which C/C++ IDE do you use under Linux to compile pgAdmin? > An xterm which really is a complete IDE, but not a user friendly one :) More to the point, I use vim. For .xrc file, I prefer Kate right now but that might change if I find time to re-read the folding mecanism of vim. -- Guillaume. http://www.postgresqlfr.org http://dalibo.com
2010/2/8 Guillaume Lelarge <guillaume@lelarge.info>: > Le 08/02/2010 12:49, Quan Zongliang a écrit : >> You can preview it if have time off. >> Then give some suggestions to me about function, option and UI, etc. >> >> And, which C/C++ IDE do you use under Linux to compile pgAdmin? >> > > An xterm which really is a complete IDE, but not a user friendly one :) > > More to the point, I use vim. For .xrc file, I prefer Kate right now but > that might change if I find time to re-read the folding mecanism of vim. Just as an additional point on this.. While I don't use it myself, I know of a lot of people who are using eclipse fiarly successfully with C++ projects as well these days., -- Magnus Hagander Me: http://www.hagander.net/ Work: http://www.redpill-linpro.com/
Le 08/02/2010 13:50, Magnus Hagander a écrit : > 2010/2/8 Guillaume Lelarge <guillaume@lelarge.info>: >> Le 08/02/2010 12:49, Quan Zongliang a écrit : >>> You can preview it if have time off. >>> Then give some suggestions to me about function, option and UI, etc. >>> >>> And, which C/C++ IDE do you use under Linux to compile pgAdmin? >>> >> >> An xterm which really is a complete IDE, but not a user friendly one :) >> >> More to the point, I use vim. For .xrc file, I prefer Kate right now but >> that might change if I find time to re-read the folding mecanism of vim. > > Just as an additional point on this.. While I don't use it myself, I > know of a lot of people who are using eclipse fiarly successfully with > C++ projects as well these days., > Really slow on the launch process. Or I probably should get another laptop :) I also tried Geany. Really quick, and fine. -- Guillaume. http://www.postgresqlfr.org http://dalibo.com
On 2010-2-8 17:51, Guillaume Lelarge wrote: > Le 07/02/2010 10:57, Quan Zongliang a écrit : > >> It can work with some bugs now. >> ( A lot of bugs. -.- ) >> >> > So I can grab a new copy and test it? or do you prefer to continue your > work before more testing is done? > > New code pushed, rewrote csv parsing code and some fix. NOT work fine yet.