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Joseph Marques commented on HBX-902:
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the point is that any reasonable query is going to be dozens if not hundreds of characters
long. if i want to compare the results of 3 or 4 different query variants, all of which
start with the exact same 100 characters, i can't tell the difference between the
tabs. the names are truncated because the horizontal length of each tab is constrained.
if tab renaming was supported i could use short, descriptive tab names like the following
"correlated subQ", "uncorrelated subQ", and "restricted
join" to quickly and easily tell the difference without having to actually view the
tab contents.
furthermore, the fact that every query execution creates a new tab might be part of the
problem. perhaps there should be a way of making the editor "sticky" with
respect to some tab. this way i could rename the tab, continue tweaking until i get the
results i want, and i only need one query tab that keeps getting updating. just a
thought.
Support naming / renaming HQL editor tabs
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Key: HBX-902
URL:
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/HBX-902
Project: Hibernate Tools
Issue Type: New Feature
Affects Versions: 3.2beta8
Reporter: Joseph Marques
Right now, if I open multiple HQL editors under the same configuration they are ALL named
"HQL: <configuration>"
When I have 3 or 4 of them open, I sometimes forget which query is in which, so I waste
time poking around to find the right one. If they could be suffixed with the unique
user-chosen token, then they would be much easier to work with. So something like:
"HQL: <configuration>: <name>"
Or, even better, since HQL isn't really needed (because the HQL editor has a distinct
editor icon), it could be removed entirely, leaving us with:
"<configuration>: <name>"
Thoughts?
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