You mean if the special quotes are <-- and -->, <-----> would be the
same as '-'?
If they work as the standard ' quote (and that seems to be Toms intention), obviously.
Besides, we have to care specially about -->. Remember the complaints about
select 1--1,
behaving differently between MySQL and PostgreSQL. -- should remain comment under all circumstances.
Too sad, all special chars are used up for operators....
Regards, Andreas
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