RE: sql.syntax

Hello! > In mySQL (maybe other SQLs, too) this is the character to "say don't > care about reserved words". For example if you have a column that has a > same name that a reserved word (for example table, with, etc.), then you > have to use it: > > SELECT `table` FROM tablename WHERE `table`=5;

RE: sql.syntax

Hello! > > I think it's nice to add this line to syntax/sql.syntax: > > > > context ` ` lightgray > > Could you explain why? Do you have an example? Is this > syntax documented? What does is mean? Why did you chose > lightgray (the default foreground

Re: sql.syntax

Hello! > I think it's nice to add this line to syntax/sql.syntax: > > context ` ` lightgray Could you explain why? Do you have an example? Is this syntax documented? What does is mean? Why did you chose lightgray (the default foreground color)? -- Regards

sql.syntax

Hi, I think it's nice to add this line to syntax/sql.syntax: context ` ` lightgray ___ Mc-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc-devel

Re: sql.syntax

Hello! > New syntax highlighting file for SQL syntax > can be downloaded from > http://www.sama.ru/~despair/mc/sql.syntax.gz Thank you! Applied after changing colors to be more C-like and adding support for MySQL comments ("--" to end of line) and PostgreSQL comments (between /* and */, exactly

sql.syntax

Hello. New syntax highlighting file for SQL syntax can be downloaded from http://www.sama.ru/~despair/mc/sql.syntax.gz -- Regards, Walery ___ Mc-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc-devel