Ris-work: add download facility to download the textbox contents as an SQL snippet #31
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sqlime-editor: prevent spelling and grammar checks, especially the annoying one on MS Edge default configuration which can cause double blue lines to appear underneath for 'wrong grammar'.
Spellcheck should have been boolean false, not string false; strings usually automatically get cast to "true".
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BTW the last commit also adds the whole schema to the dump (1ca25d0). I am not sure if it is appropriate for everyone, but I shared the modification which I find useful for myself for using it as a scratchpad. |
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Ris-work: add download contents of the editor as an SQL snippet
It would have been easier if I could download the snippet as a file for later reference. Please evaluate whether it would be useful for the others too. Some queries, even if they don't use a real database, can use this feature (for example, I just write WITH A AS (VALUES (...), (...)) SELECT (...) FROM A for the ease of reproducibility).
It creates a download with a text file with the set DB name, the ISO time (ISO 8601, but with underscores instead of colons as they are more filesystem friendly, especially on Windows NT, and shell-friendly on Unix(-like) too), and a .sql suffix (extension). It was tested on Mozilla Firefox (R), Microsoft (R) Edge on Microsoft Windows (R) NT 10.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Rishikeshan Sulochana/Lavakumar