see this:
http://shrani.si/f/2w/pE/4L5jSsZZ/tmp.jpg
upper image focus on 'local', background red, but as you see 'ISG' also red ! Which can cause bad mistakes.
lower image after clicking into 'ISG' area, to prowe that does not have red background
Ok, you notice the diff if you have such eye destroying agressive colors,but only after click, but if not ....
Anyway you do scroll into 'ISG' area without noticig it, an that can be time consuming (-: & possibly causing bad mistakes if having nice grayish background colors.
sesion background color
see also this:
http://shrani.si/f/1R/tM/1EE4ocxP/tmp.jpg
Very bad, I would drop disabled idea completely, and leave only background thing.
http://shrani.si/f/1R/tM/1EE4ocxP/tmp.jpg
Very bad, I would drop disabled idea completely, and leave only background thing.
The whole idea is that you have a straightforward visual clue of what the selected database is. This way, when you work with the application tabs (Table, Data, Query...) you can avoid doing stuff with the wrong piece of data. The concept of current database is inherent to SQL.
I admit that HeidiSQL could also change foreground colour to match background colour (if background luminosity is less than 50% it'd make sense to use a light foreground) and it doesn't, but the feature itself is quite well thought IMHO.
I admit that HeidiSQL could also change foreground colour to match background colour (if background luminosity is less than 50% it'd make sense to use a light foreground) and it doesn't, but the feature itself is quite well thought IMHO.
Code modification/commit
from ansgar.becker,
12 years ago,
revision 7.0.0.4131
Introduce TConnectionParameters.SessionColor property to hold the tree background color, and use that to paint the background of relevant nodes only, instead of the whole tree. See http://www.heidisql.com/forum.php?t=10133
Hi Anse
Can you explain how to set the background color and have it retained please? With this new version I can set the color as before, but the setting has gone when I next open it.
I'm not sure if it's relevant but I open HSQL from the command line (a script actually) i.e.
X:\HeidiSQL\heidisql.exe --host=www.blahblahblah.com --user=blah --password=blah --database=blahblah
Cheers
Muzza
Can you explain how to set the background color and have it retained please? With this new version I can set the color as before, but the setting has gone when I next open it.
I'm not sure if it's relevant but I open HSQL from the command line (a script actually) i.e.
X:\HeidiSQL\heidisql.exe --host=www.blahblahblah.com --user=blah --password=blah --database=blahblah
Cheers
Muzza
If you open HeidiSQL via command line host/user/password, you are not using a stored session, therefore nothing else is stored for the next time you do that. Just use a session (-d=xyz) or do not use the command line options at all if you expect session settings to be stored.
Hi Anse
Well, it's been retaining the session colour for several years - I was the one who asked for this functionality - and now it doesn't.
Actually I run two versions of HeidiSQL - the current one, and an old one called x.y version build 2688 (because it does one thing better).
That old version retains the session colour very happily.
Cheers
Well, it's been retaining the session colour for several years - I was the one who asked for this functionality - and now it doesn't.
Actually I run two versions of HeidiSQL - the current one, and an old one called x.y version build 2688 (because it does one thing better).
That old version retains the session colour very happily.
Cheers
Hi Anse.
Regarding the color to DB Session behaviour. I've found that the old behaviour, in which the whole panel would switch to the current session color, to be better than the current multi-colored one.
When I had the old behaviour, I would never mix my DBs up, but since moving to the new behaviour, it is quite common to mix up my connections (DEV/TST/PRD) because of missing out on the "grayed" out fonts.
As some people may prefer to have the current behaviour, would it be possible to have both the old and new behaviour through a preferences switch/option?
Cheers,
Regarding the color to DB Session behaviour. I've found that the old behaviour, in which the whole panel would switch to the current session color, to be better than the current multi-colored one.
When I had the old behaviour, I would never mix my DBs up, but since moving to the new behaviour, it is quite common to mix up my connections (DEV/TST/PRD) because of missing out on the "grayed" out fonts.
As some people may prefer to have the current behaviour, would it be possible to have both the old and new behaviour through a preferences switch/option?
Cheers,
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