[Kexi] Using kexi from the subversion repository

[Karsten Schwager]

Hallo Jarosław,

> that while running 'configure' you should provide valid prefix,
> specific for your Linux distribution (updated now).
>
> So instead of
>   ./configure --enable-debug=full
>
> type:
>
>   ./configure --enable-debug=full --prefix=`kde-config --prefix`
>                                    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

With these I get no trouble. kexi is starting and I can create and open 
database files :-)

I really like the progress of the program. The Text-Editor box is very 
usefull for me. Are there plans to implement text formating like bold 
or different font sizes maybe using the OpenDocument Text format?

Did I something wrong with the image box or is it still not full 
implemented? Because conecting it with a byte field, the pulldown menu 
in the data view is still not activated (The options like 'Insert from 
File' are all grey)!


I got a crash when I create a primary key for a new table the following 
way:

1) Name a field (as Index) with data type  'Integer Number.
2) In the properties area I mark it as Primary Key=yes.

Nr. 2) works in the same way if I use Auto Number=yes and I accept the 
offer to create a primary key.

The crash occures every time when I click at an existing kexi project 
file and opened with kext. But when I start kexi and and then let kexi 
open a existing file with the openin menu - all worked well and the 
error doesn't turn up.


I kept the debugger messages the KDE-Crashmanager offered me. I should I 
send it to you in a private mail?


And now I will play a liitle bit with the programs. A last question, 
updating my subversion repostitory, which intervall would be practical?


regards

Karsten

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