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1. I don't really want to modify the SQL the user types in the query 2. Syntax highlighting is hard to get right, but I'll add it eventually. 3. Postico by de
by jakobegger 12y ago
1. I don't really want to modify the SQL the user types in the query
2. Syntax highlighting is hard to get right, but I'll add it eventually.
3. Postico by default runs all the queries, you can use the popup menu at the bottom to toggle between results. Select some text (even discontinuous selection using ⌘) and only the selected part is executed.
4. Key bindings are shown as tooltips (hover over buttons for a few seconds), and you can find more keybindings by looking throught the menus.
5. The history search totally makes sense and I just haven't gotten around to implement it yet.
- uxp 12y agoAn alternative to syntax highlighting might be query structuring/beautifying (on command, not by default). And +1 from me for search history. Thanks for building these apps. Sequel Pro nails it for MySQL, but up until lately there seemed to be a void on the PG side. I've been using PG Commander for about 5 months and am excited I can use my license on Postico. So far the app works as I expect it to, and looks fantastic.
- christianpbrink 12y agoCan you say more about using your PG Commander license? I have one too but don't understand the connection with Postico. edit: I figured it out. Sorry for the noise.
- jdhendrickson 12y agoCasting another vote for 2 and 5. Thanks for all your hard work!