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I'm really glad to discover Wicket and I would like to use it as a little tool for verifying the output of some chained ST_xxx transformations. I'm running my queries in PgAdmin and then copy the result to a text editor, making a quick confirming stop at your app.
When I select a cell in PgAdmin results and press ctrl+c, the buffer is populated with a quoted string, e.g. "POLYGON(???)". Pasting this string to Wicket as is does not work because the quotes are not expected by the parser. It would be nice if the algorithm was a bit more tolerant to these symbols and saved users from a need to remove them manually every time. My guess is that it is safe to trim both " and '.
What do you guys think?
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Hi @kachkaev I'm glad you found the Wicket sandbox useful. The functionality you're describing, just as with #93 that you raised, would be limited to the sandbox's front-end. I'll see if I have time in the next few days to implement these changes (should be straightforward); anyone with HTML + JS experience is welcome to contribute these changes as a Pull Request.
I'm really glad to discover Wicket and I would like to use it as a little tool for verifying the output of some chained
ST_xxx
transformations. I'm running my queries in PgAdmin and then copy the result to a text editor, making a quick confirming stop at your app.When I select a cell in PgAdmin results and press
ctrl+c
, the buffer is populated with a quoted string, e.g."POLYGON(???)"
. Pasting this string to Wicket as is does not work because the quotes are not expected by the parser. It would be nice if the algorithm was a bit more tolerant to these symbols and saved users from a need to remove them manually every time. My guess is that it is safe to trim both"
and'
.What do you guys think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: