MSSQL Lexer: ';' not styled as an operator

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#1509 MSSQL Lexer: ';' not styled as an operator

Milestone: Bug

Status: closed-fixed

Owner: Neil Hodgson

Labels: scintilla (610) lexer (143) sql (10)

Priority: 5

Updated: 2013-08-31

Created: 2013-08-02

Creator: Eric Promislow

Private: No

It's deliberately styled as DEFAULT. In a language like this only white-space should be styled as default. Attachment w/ patch on the way.

Discussion

Eric Promislow - 2013-08-02

patch enclosed

bug99895a.patch

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Neil Hodgson - 2013-08-03

The patch adds '{}[]:;?.' to the set of characters treated as operators. Square brackets '[]' were explicitly handled but the others are now seen as operators. Couldn't find an MS SQL example using ':' which is used for bind variables in other SQL dialects. '{}' are for ODBC escape sequences. There are examples of the others ';?.' in similar roles to operators.

Committed as [b8e130] although ':' may be wrong.

MS SQL syntax
ODBC escape sequences

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Commit: [b8e130]

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Neil Hodgson - 2013-08-03

labels: --> scintilla, lexer, sql

status: open --> open-fixed

assigned_to: Neil Hodgson
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Neil Hodgson - 2013-08-31

status: open-fixed --> closed-fixed
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