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Good question. Unfortunately no, not yet. It's not context sensitive, actually it's as dumb as a brick:) If you enter the name of a table followed by a dot, it
by anakic 11y ago
Good question. Unfortunately no, not yet. It's not context sensitive, actually it's as dumb as a brick:) If you enter the name of a table followed by a dot, it will offer only the columns from the table. Other than that, it offers pretty much all objects and filters them as you type.
I've been wanting to implement a SQL parser (at least for SQLite) so I can offer meaningful autocomplete, and some other nice features, but it was a lower priority than other things. I've done some work with Antlr a few years ago, but I'm itchin' to roll my own since I'm already dusting off my compiler theory books...
Anyway, why not give it a try, the trial is free:)
- amjith 11y agoI'd love to, but unfortunately I don't have Windows or Excel. :( I was curious because I wrote pgcli (http://pgcli.com http://pgcli.com) which does context-sensitive auto-completion. So I was wondering if there was a better way to do it than what I'm doing right now. https://github.com/dbcli/pgcli/blob/master/pgcli/packages/sqlcompletion.py https://github.com/dbcli/pgcli/blob/master/pgcli/packages/sq... The demo videos look impressive. Congrats on the launch. :)