Bug Report: SQL Window

[ScottMattes]

or, maybe a Feature Request.

I am working some code now where the top line and the bottom line have something I want to see, no problem so far. But, now I want to change the last line based on the top line an when I click on the last line the window scrolls up one line and hides what I want to see.

 

[Marco Kalter]

I cannot reproduce this. Can you provide a detailed example?

 

[ScottMattes]

Marco,
Sure can (though I should have said Program Window and not SQL Window), and here it is

create or replace package body asdf is

  -- Private type declarations
  type <TypeName> is <Datatype>;

  -- Private constant declarations
  <ConstantName> constant <Datatype> := <Value>;

  -- Private variable declarations
  <VariableName> <Datatype>;

  -- Function and procedure implementations
  function <FunctionName>(<Parameter> <Datatype>) return <Datatype> is
    <LocalVariable> <Datatype>;
  begin
    <Statement>;
    return(<Result>);
  end;

begin
  -- Initialization
  <Statement>;
end asdf;

My Windows is XP Pro, my screen res is 1280x1024, my DPI is set to 120.

My comments are set to Italics, and keywords and custom are set to bold.

My taskbar is 3 lines high.

Those are the only things that I can think of.

I *think* that the last line is very close to not being fully in the window, so when I click on it the window moves up one line to make sure the whole line is visible (but if it isn't all visible, it is only 1 bit off).

 

[Marco Kalter]

It will indeed scroll if the line is not 100% visible. We could relax this a little bit.

 

[ScottMattes]

Thank you, that would help to have an option.