The bug about the version is fixed now.
I agree about the improvement for displaying the current Mode. I thought to
add this in a further version.
And thanks for your appreciation about the console feature :-)
I've observed that ezSQL has not been updated since June 2009, but the Code
Igniter support has been added on December 2009.
Bien cordialement,
Regards,
Skrol29
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You're right, the Grid and the Console are not displayed for a
MergeBlock() linked to TbsSQL.
It was not implemented because I first thought it could be confusing to
have a popup when you are working with templates, and also because you
can use the template itself you make your debug grid.
It could be easily added for a further version. Dou you think it could
be useful?
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Skrol29
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Le 05/09/2010 01:17, TomH a �crit :
It just seemed to me inconsistent.. if the coder explicitly sets the Mode then
they are expecting to see the CONSOLE (with GRID if specified), and it seems
they currently are then limited to only one syntax for calling tbssql in order
to get the debug/trace/console.
The main point of having the GRID as part of the CONSOLE is to eliminate all of
the particularized coding needed in every template during debugging TBS
applications, just by switching the TbsSQL Mode "on/off"!
The way I use PHP/TBS is by having my own uniform, generalized framework for
applications. As I learn more TBS I upgrade the whole framework. This also
includes setting up auto_prepend files for initial conditions, classes, and
special functions -- and also having a set of default TBS/PHP and TBS/Template
files with my favorite structures already coded in my editer program. This save
lots of coding and more important, for inexperienced coder like me, it greatly
reduces errors and omissions.
Thanks for TBS, and now TbsSQL, every day,
TomH
Skrol29 wrote:
> Hi TomH,
>
> You're right, the Grid and the Console are not displayed for a
> MergeBlock() linked to TbsSQL.
> It was not implemented because I first thought it could be confusing to
> have a popup when you are working with templates, and also because you
> can use the template itself you make your debug grid.
>
> It could be easily added for a further version. Dou you think it could
> be useful?
>
> ---------------------
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