Pavel Roskin wrote: >> >>>The question about comments may be for me. I remember that I just scanned >>>the web for SQL files and checked sources of PostgreSQL and MySQL. >>>PostgreSQL uses "--". MySQL uses "#". Take MySQL source and look for >>>*.test files. >>> >> >>It's very bad - # has not special sence and can be used in keywords in >>Oracle. Only --, rem[ark] and /* */ are legal comments there. > > > You mean names of columns and tables? MySQL doesn't allow it.
Yes, and I think Oracle SQL is more compatible with ANSI. > > How about this? > > ================================= > --- sql.syntax > +++ sql.syntax > @@ -477,7 +477,7 @@ > keyword , brightcyan/14 > keyword ; brightcyan/14 > > -context # \n brown/22 > +context linestart # \n brown/22 > spellcheck > > context exclusive -- \n brown/22 > ================================= This works just fine for Oracle SQL. Thanks! -- Regards, Andrew . Samoilov _______________________________________________ Mc-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc-devel
