pspg
Unix pager (with very rich functionality) designed for work with tables. Designed for PostgreSQL, but MySQL is supported too. Works well with pgcli too. Can be used as CSV or TSV viewer too. It supports searching, selecting rows, columns, or block and export selected area to clipboard.
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Published by okbob about 5 years ago
minor bugfixes
Published by okbob about 5 years ago
minor bug fixes
Published by okbob about 5 years ago
vertical cursor (column cursor) & column searching support
Published by okbob about 5 years ago
should be compilable on FreeBSD
Published by okbob about 5 years ago
fix version number
Published by okbob about 5 years ago
minor bugs was fixed
Published by okbob over 5 years ago
This release fixes drawing menu that are larger in any dimension over terminal when terminal is resized.
Published by okbob over 5 years ago
VTE (terminal library) changes mechanism of displaying some colours (yellow) in Fedora 30. The previous mechanism designed for 8 colour terminal is really deprecated. pspg 1.6.4 come with possible modern mechanism of colour selecting that is compatible with changes in VTE.
Published by okbob almost 6 years ago
minor bugfix
Published by okbob about 6 years ago
clean spec file
Published by okbob about 6 years ago
no new features
Published by okbob about 6 years ago
There are lot of new features:
- possibility to hide status/menu/command bars
- possibility to show row numbers
- possibility to hide cursor
Published by okbob about 6 years ago
A target of this release is rpm build
Published by okbob over 6 years ago
fix Makefile
Published by okbob over 6 years ago
This release can be controlled from classic menu
Published by okbob over 6 years ago
fix readline ifdef
Published by okbob over 6 years ago
Uses readline when this library is available. It supports persistent history of searching strings
Published by okbob over 6 years ago
This version supports 8bit encodings like latin1, latin2. The border arts is correctly printed on terminals with these encodings.
Published by okbob over 6 years ago
a searching is more robust and more correct now
Published by okbob almost 7 years ago
with mentioned long option the ascii art (borders) can be replaced by more pretty unicode art
