new plugin for PL / SQL Developer OraTau PLD Plugin

[tau]

Hi all!

Description of the plugin and installer can be found athttp://www.oratau.com/oratau_pld/

Interested in your opinion about the quality and functionality of the plugin.

Thank you for your time!
Looking forward to further cooperation!

Sorry for my English, to blame google 8)

 

[Marco Kalter]

Thanks. www.oratau.com seems to be down at the moment, but we will check it out later.

 

[tau]

I just tried it and it works. Hosting is located in the USA

 

[Marco Kalter]

The download is working now. We'll check it out.

 

[tau]

OraTau PLD Plug-in v.1.1 released

[+] Added OraTau Comment operations. Comment or uncomment text with a single hotkey while keeping the initial formatting of a code;

[+] A new “user groups always expanded” option is added to the Settings dialog, the Logon tab. The option is on by default. Turning this off, you will be able to collapse user groups. Also, the only expanded group on start up will be the one with the current user;

[+] The new “Open Folder” button is added to the “Temporary file” section in the “OraTau Save As” dialog. Click this button to open the temporary folder in an Explorer window;

[#] Removed the version info from the name of the PL/SQL Developer internal interface plug-in. Therefore you will need to add buttons onto the toolbar again.

 

[tau]

OraTau PLD Plug-in v.1.2 released

[+] You can store the file changes history (backup files) now (see Settings – Files). With this option turned on, a file is preliminarily copied to the _history folder before any changes are saved;

[+] New command "Open a backup file" in the File menu. With it you can open a backup file of the currently opened file;

[#] "OraTau Save As" now takes the default folder from the PL/SQL Developer settings dialog, the "Preferences – Files – Directories" section;

[#] Pressing Enter in the filename and tmp-filename editing windows of the "OraTau Save As…" dialog corresponds to clicking the "Save As" and the "Save tmp-file" buttons respectively;

[*] Fixed a "Comment" command bug: if the cursor (the selected text) was located further than 65535 symbols from the beginning, a line with 65535th symbol got commented.