From: Chalain Marc<mar...@vo...> - 2001-09-13 07:21:00
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Hello, > I have been using pilot-db since version 0.3.1 to store magazine > arcticles, notes about pilot software etc. After an initial > disappointment because of missing filtering and floating point > fields, I found that it is actually quite good (I still miss these > though). > > When version 0.3.2 came out I immediately installed it and was > pleased to find the new note field. Thank you for your fidelity. > Unfortunately there was one "improvement" that I don't like at all: > The new modify button you have to press before you can edit an > existing record. It is a nuissance. Wouldn't it be possible to have > a function instead that asks me when I exit, whether I want to lose > the changes? My problem was the opposite before i added this improvement. I lost a lot informations because i hited the Check Box in the List View. > But the reason why I am actually writing this post is that I lost > data several times because I accidentally switched to another > program while still entering data into a record. Most other palm > pilot programs store the current edits and when I come back I find > exactly the same state as I left. Would it be possible to implement > this feature? It's not in my mind to implement that, but i had other request on the subject then i will implement for the next release a configuration bit in the Global Preferences to open the databases in "Read/Write mode" or in "Read/Edit mode". > And one last thing: I have used HandBase for a while and had a > database containing the train schedules for two stations (Bonn and > Koblenz) as taken from www.bahn.de. It was very convenient to have > this since I could just filter on the destination I wanted to > travel to (on two fields, the destination and the via field) and > then search for the time I wanted to go. If you ever come around > implementing filtering I will probably adapt the Perl script I used > to create the schedules and make it publicly available. Now, I try to do that in the next version. Salut, Marc. __________________________________________________ Voila vous propose une boite aux lettres gratuite sur Voila Mail: http://mail.voila.fr |