One feature I've wished and hoped for in any SQL browser/editor is the ability to edit SQL code in a similar way that I can with Atom.io and Sublime text.
This would be a very powerful feature if added to TeamSQL and would make a lot of DBAs and Developers so happy and thankful for increased efficiency and productivity:
Link to Demo Animated Gif: https://imgur.com/a/FBvqwt1
Multi-Cursors sometimes called Multiple Cursors is a very useful feature that I use daily in Atom.io editor as well as in Sublime Text 3. I also use another feature in atom editor called Select Next which is another way I am able to start to select and use multiple cursors in Atom. Usage example:
Say I wanted to correct all instances of the words orderTable in a sql query and change to orderTbl. If it worked like Atom or Sublime, I could highlight the first occurrence of the word orderTable, pressed Cmd+D to highlight the next occurrence, continue to do so, then use the left arrow key to change my multiple selections into multiple cursors.
This is a fabulous example of multi-cursors in action in atom:
This is an example of using Select Next feature to create multiple text selections:
Multi-Cursor and Select Next Support
One feature I've wished and hoped for in any SQL browser/editor is the ability to edit SQL code in a similar way that I can with Atom.io and Sublime text.
This would be a very powerful feature if added to TeamSQL and would make a lot of DBAs and Developers so happy and thankful for increased efficiency and productivity: Link to Demo Animated Gif: https://imgur.com/a/FBvqwt1
Multi-Cursors sometimes called Multiple Cursors is a very useful feature that I use daily in Atom.io editor as well as in Sublime Text 3. I also use another feature in atom editor called Select Next which is another way I am able to start to select and use multiple cursors in Atom. Usage example:
Say I wanted to correct all instances of the words orderTable in a sql query and change to orderTbl. If it worked like Atom or Sublime, I could highlight the first occurrence of the word orderTable, pressed Cmd+D to highlight the next occurrence, continue to do so, then use the left arrow key to change my multiple selections into multiple cursors.
This is a fabulous example of multi-cursors in action in atom:
This is an example of using Select Next feature to create multiple text selections:
Related Links: Multi-Cursor Package from Atom.io: https://atom.io/packages/multi-cursor Multi-Cursor Plus Package Atom.io https://atom.io/packages/multi-cursor-plus You-Tube Demo Multi-Cursors in Sublime: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UyWX5nhgck Multiple-Selection/Multi-Cursors Keyboard Shortcut Documentation in Sublime: https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/multiple_selection_with_the_keyboard.html