Closed sergioferrari closed 1 year ago
Thanks for the report!
As I can see you encountered with an incorrect aligment in a view. How is this column calculated?
Do you have the same issue in a table? What has datatype column in the source
table?
The alignment is defined by a column type returning SQLite. I suppose that sometime (e.g. in your cases) SQLite couldn't do it correctly because the column uses mixed types and SQLite returns NULL
.
I take this opportunity to congratulate you for your program, really well done and with many interesting features.
Thanks :)
P.S. I have already reproduced the issue with select value, case when random() < 0 then 1.0 else null end from generate_series(1, 10, 1)
-query. The fix is coming soon.
The screenshot above is from a table (not a view). The columns of INTEGERs are foreign keys and both refer to the (ID) of the same table. Here's the code:
The screenshot below is of a view. The columns of real numbers come from two different columns (both REAL) of the same table. Here's the code:
Fixed.
Hi Little Brother, I am using sqlite-gui to work on a sqlite3 database and I notice that several columns, with numerical values of the same type (INTEGER or REAL), are aligned sometimes left and sometimes right. I attach two screenshots. In my opinion the columns with numeric values (both INTEGER and REAL) should all be aligned to the right, while the columns containing TEXT should be aligned to the left. I take this opportunity to congratulate you for your program, really well done and with many interesting features.