btw, the next build has:
1) configuration options to set the default values for allows null
and locking
2) bunch of performance improvements. It's a LITTLE bit of a cop
out, but basically whereas before, adding entities, relationships,
attributes, etc would (in the same thread, blocking) update the
properties view (which was surprisingly very expensive), now I
throttle that operation by 250ms in a queue. So if you
clickclickclickclickclickclick and add 6 attributes, they batch up
the selection into a single operation. Right now all the entities/
attributes added within a single batch are selected at the end of
that operation. I'm open for comments as to whether people prefer
the LAST selected or ALL selected. So what you'll notice is that
there's a slight selection lag when you add a single element (250ms),
but there's a HUGE performance gain when you add multiple elements.
I can tweak this time, too based on feedback.
3) hitting enter in editors in table views automatically edits the
corresponding column of the next row. I don't have tab support yet
because it's kind of a tricky and nasty beast
4) model loading happens in the background now -- before opening a
model would hang the UI and beachball while parsing/loading models.
It's a little friendlier now in that it immediately goes into EM, but
with a progress dialog telling you what it's doing (scanning folders,
loading models, verifying, etc)
5) bunch of other misc fixes
ms
On Apr 22, 2007, at 2:23 AM, Guido Neitzer wrote:
> On 22.04.2007, at 00:04, Lachlan Deck (JIRA) wrote:
>
>> I'm finding the defaults for new attributes are the opposite of
>> what I'd like. Perhaps others find the same... perhaps a
>> preference for these would be nice.
>
> +1
>
> This is something that always bothered me. Why is the damn locking
> "on" for every new attribute. I switch them off for 99% of the
> attributes I add. But, I guess this is about to have the same
> behaviour, EOModeler has.
>
> cug
>
>
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