I just switched from an old Robo 3T version to the current Studio 3T and therefore have to relearn some things. One thing I miss from the old Robo 3T is the tab labels.
I was used to open tabs for several collections to make queries for them. Robo 3T had the collection name in the tab label and that helped me to quickly switch between tabs.
In the new Studio 3T I turned on IntelliShell to make a .fin({)) when I double-click on a collection in the tree to the left. So far I get the same behavior as with the old Studio 3T.
However, the tab title reads “IntelliShell: <db name>” It would be great if it could read “<collection name> - <db name>” instead.
If of course know that the new Studio 3T is more powerful and a tab is now intended to write whole scripts that possibly query multiple collections. So changing the tab label would not make sense. But how about showing the collection name in the tab label as long as the script only contains queries for the same collection?
Nicolai
I second this!
I just switched from an old Robo 3T version to the current Studio 3T and therefore have to relearn some things. One thing I miss from the old Robo 3T is the tab labels.
I was used to open tabs for several collections to make queries for them. Robo 3T had the collection name in the tab label and that helped me to quickly switch between tabs.
In the new Studio 3T I turned on IntelliShell to make a .fin({)) when I double-click on a collection in the tree to the left. So far I get the same behavior as with the old Studio 3T.
However, the tab title reads “IntelliShell: <db name>” It would be great if it could read “<collection name> - <db name>” instead.
If of course know that the new Studio 3T is more powerful and a tab is now intended to write whole scripts that possibly query multiple collections. So changing the tab label would not make sense. But how about showing the collection name in the tab label as long as the script only contains queries for the same collection?