I must admit that I've become quite used to the Visual Studio 2002-2005 interfaces, so these suggestions would help SQL Prompt (and thus, building queries in Management Studio) feel more like VS. Granted, this may be outside the scope of this tool, but I thought I would suggest them anyway, as they seem fairly simple and would add quite a bit of value.
1) Auto-close BEGIN tags. For example, when typing this:
BEGIN<enter>
this is produced:
BEGIN
<cursor>
END
2) When a new line is typed, detect how many tabs (or spaces) are at the beginning of the preceeding line, and auto-insert them on the new line. For example, when typing this:
<tab><tab>SELECT FieldName<enter>
This is produced:
<tab><tab>SELECT FieldName
<tab><tab><cursor>
1) Auto-close BEGIN tags. For example, when typing this: this is produced: 2) When a new line is typed, detect how many tabs (or spaces) are at the beginning of the preceeding line, and auto-insert them on the new line. For example, when typing this: This is produced: