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jpotelle

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Topic starter 12/12/2022 8:38 pm

Please add an option to Proper Case things in the Keywords section.

Create Table xxx as

Select * From MYDB.MYTABLE

Where age >= 65 and sex = 'M';

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17/12/2022 8:09 pm

Hi @jpotelle, what would be the correct formatting of your code snippet? Could you please post an example?

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Topic starter 19/12/2022 7:18 am

@admin I did. See my 1st post. Proper Case is 1st letter of word is capitalized, the rest is lower case. In the Keywords section, you have options for UPPER CASE and lower case. I suggest a 3rd option, Proper Case.

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Topic starter 22/02/2023 8:43 pm

Any further thoughts on this suggestion?

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Guido

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22/02/2023 8:58 pm

@jpotelle Hi, currently I am concentrating on publishing the 1st Release of a VSCode Plugin. Once this is done I will continue with new ideas for the beautifier.

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Topic starter 18/06/2024 4:00 pm

@admin It's been over a year. Can you please take a look at this again? Thanks!

I see in Upper/Lower Case section, "Non Keywords" has a option: Camel_Case. Essentially, I would like this option for both "Complete SQL" and "Keywords" sections. That would be fine. But more specifically I would like Title Case or Proper Case, i.e. for a word, the 1st char is UPPER case and the rest is lower case, underscores not withstanding.

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Keywords - Proper Case