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Hi Paul,
This makes sense to me. Do you think this should be optional behaviour or should we automatically detect parameters and popup anytime they are inside a snippet?
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I would never assume everybody wants a feature. I think it would have to be an option to auto-open the prompt box...but only auto-open if there are parameters present.
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Or instead of an option, perhaps some sort of indicator within the snippet like *AUTOPOP*
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Can you think of a situation in which you wouldn't want a parameterized snippet to pop up the dialog?
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I can't think of one, but in the past I've added what seemed like no-brainer user requests/features to software only to have to pull back and make them optional.
In this instance If it were just me I would always have the box pop up if there are parameters present. (Seems like a no-brainer :oops: ) -
I'm inclined to agree. However, if this were a no-brainer, why wouldn't Microsoft have implemented it this way? I guess it could always be implemented without an option, and we'll quickly find out if this falls short of expectations!
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Works really well for me! Thanks
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I've added what seemed like no-brainer user requests/features to software only to have to pull back and make them optional.
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chal3oye wrote:I've added what seemed like no-brainer user requests/features to software only to have to pull back and make them optional.
Do you think that this should also be an option?
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I am coming from dbForge, which integrated snippets and input without a separate pop-up screen.