Allow changing font size and keyboard shortcuts
Two core configurations I would love to see implemented (even if just in a config file).
- Allow changing the font and size.
- Allow changing keyboard shortcuts.
BTW: I am loving some of the enhancements over Crunchyfrog. Tab complete is awesome! Loading the last editor state on startup is awesome, and the simplistic view is nice.
Thanks for the feedback! I really appreciate it.
I'll add some configuration options for the next release. But I've just committed a change that uses the default monospace font of your system (when using the GNOME desktop).
Change font/font size and keyboard shortcuts are both very high on my list.
Font size can now be changed using the preference dialog.
Forgive my ignorance. I just pulled the latest code, and don't see any button or menu item to open the preference dialog.
The drop-down menu on the application name in Gnome's app bar:

Weird, I don't have that option. I see the following on branch master..
- New SQL Editor (which is dimmed out)
- Close SQL Editor
- Quit
The last commit I have pulled down locally is:
commit 6191326b87af8fb6ae97528dcba80599cd4eb61c Author: Andi Albrecht [email protected] Date: Mon Jan 9 08:49:20 2017 +0100 Insert UUID at cursor.
Maybe you'll have to run make compile-resources before launching the app.
This recompiles the UI stuff.
Michael Shepanski [email protected] schrieb am Di., 24. Jan. 2017 um 15:06 Uhr:
Weird, I don't have that option. I see the following on branch master..
- New SQL Editor (which is dimmed out)
- Close SQL Editor
- Quit
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That was it. :+1:
I need to get used to compiling python code I suppose!
That's actually a GTK thing. I create parts of the UI using Glade ( https://glade.gnome.org/). The UI definitions are stored in the data/*.ui files. Those (XML) files need to be compiled to some binary stuff, that can be loaded into the GTK framework.
Michael Shepanski [email protected] schrieb am Di., 24. Jan. 2017 um 15:10 Uhr:
That was it. 👍
I need to get used to compiling python code I suppose!
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