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[sql] add support for mysql #5223
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Possibly related: atom/language-sql#13 (probably using the same grammars?). Whoever fixes it first should send a patch to the other, if so. |
We're using https://github.com/textmate/sql.tmbundle. |
This isn't a MySQL thing, even though the OP described it that way, or otherwise stated, it is also a SQL Server syntax issue. In any case, separate sql dialects probably need separate rules. There is also the question of what the default should be. |
This got fixed in the meantime, likely by the switch of the SQL grammar from https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-mssql |
Steps to Reproduce:
I have a \ character defined as a string in an update query. The Syntax highlighting is incorrectly escaping the following ' and displaying the rest of the script as a string. I am using UTF-8 Encoding with SQL as the language. Below two screenshots:
This is the same piece of script in SSMS.
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