Support \x for Expanded Display about pgcli

[jaytaylor]

+1

[amjith]

This was requested by a few people. Need to look at how to do this effectively.

[treystout]

+1

[cezio]

+1

[jc21]

+1

[stedi67]

+1

[binarysource]

+1

[amjith]

Merged in PR #63 that adds \x support to master.

This currently fails on Python 3, but that will be fixed before the next release.

Can someone install the latest master and try it out?

You can install the latest master using the following command.

pip install -e [email protected]:amjith/pgcli.git#egg=pgcli

[jackmaney]

It mostly works, but it seems to be printing extra information:

$ pgcli
[dbname]> \x
Expanded display is on.
Expanded display is on.
[dbname]> select generate_series(1,5);
-[ RECORD 0 ]---+--
generate_series | 1
-[ RECORD 1 ]---+--
generate_series | 2
-[ RECORD 2 ]---+--
generate_series | 3
-[ RECORD 3 ]---+--
generate_series | 4
-[ RECORD 4 ]---+--
generate_series | 5

SELECT 5
+-------------------+
|   generate_series |
|-------------------|
|                 1 |
|                 2 |
|                 3 |
|                 4 |
|                 5 |
+-------------------+
SELECT 5

[jackmaney]

Whoah...it's not just with \x. I'm seeing double (blarg is just a test table):

$ pgcli
[dbname]> select * from blarg;
+-----------+
|         x |
|-----------|
|         2 |
|         3 |
| -17171717 |
+-----------+
SELECT 3
+-----------+
|         x |
|-----------|
|         2 |
|         3 |
| -17171717 |
+-----------+
SELECT 3

[amjith]

@jackmaney Fixed. Can you try again?

[amjith]

9a62921 - fixes the double printing of output.

[jackmaney]

That did it. 😄

[jaytaylor]

Awesome work everybody!

On Fri, Jan 9, 2015 at 1:05 AM, Jack Maney [email protected] wrote:

That did it. [image: 😄]

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[amjith]

This is now available in the release version 0.11.0

https://pypi.python.org/pypi?:action=display&name=pgcli&version=0.11.0