On 21/01/2008, Kevin Field <kev@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm running 1.8.1 rev 6948 on Windows 2003 Standard.
>
> If you go to an edit grid, click a row, and then ****ft-click another
> row, the standard behaviour on Windows (and in Firefox on other
> platforms, etc.) is to select the first row you click and second row you
> click and everything in between them. In pgAdmin instead it selects the
> first row you click by itself, plus everything from the first row in the
> entire grid through to the second row you clicked, inclusive.
>
> This is by using the row headers to select rows. A workaround is to
> click the leftmost column of one row and ****ft-click the rightmost
> column of another row, this works as it should (and as the above case
> should too, I think.)
Unfortunately thats down to the way the wxWidgets seperates the
concept of the selected cell (which has a thick border) and selected
regions (which are usually coloured blue). When you do a ****ft-select,
it does it from the selected *cell* to the position you click.
I don't believe there much we can do about that, except perhaps to
programatically move the selected cell to any row as it's selected. I
suspect that might have some odd side effects though.
Regards, Dave
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