Add commands for managing queries in namedqueries mode #1533
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Both classes' apply() methods call FlushCommand(), which needs to be
awaited in order to complete. This commit resolves the following errors
when using the savequery/removequery commands:
RuntimeWarning: coroutine 'UI.apply_command' was never awaited
pazz
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Jul 5, 2020
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| """remove the selected namedquery""" |
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I wanted to use namedqueries as my main startup mode. I hadn't used namedqueries before and wanted some easy management tools for them. So this adds the following commands:
query-rename NEWNAMEquery-duplicate NEWNAME(newname defaults to oldname_copy, so this can be bound to other commands)query-removeis a shortcut forremovequeryglobal command, which deletes the currently highlighted query (after a prompt)query-refineopens a prompt where you can edit thesavequerycommand for the currently highlighted command. This is useful because it allows you to edit both the query name, and the query itself. This is effectively both an "edit" command, as well as a "edit and save as" command.This branch is only preliminary - I wanted to check if there were any general objections to the approaches, naming, etc. If not, then I'd like to add documentation and tests.
By the way, great project! I'm enjoying using it and hope to be contributing more.