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Christopher Kramer authored
The identifier-quote that a language uses around identifiers can now be defined using "identifierQuote" when defining a mimetype. Previously, backticks where hardcoded, but this is not standard SQL (which uses double quotes). For example, SQLite defines double quotes as preferred way to quote identifiers: http://sqlite.org/lang_keywords.html
Christopher Kramer authoredThe identifier-quote that a language uses around identifiers can now be defined using "identifierQuote" when defining a mimetype. Previously, backticks where hardcoded, but this is not standard SQL (which uses double quotes). For example, SQLite defines double quotes as preferred way to quote identifiers: http://sqlite.org/lang_keywords.html