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Back at the end of 2016 in #630 there was a brief discussion of different flavors of SQL in sublime. Currently writing code for non mySQL flavors can be quite painful e.g. temp tables (and following text) is commented out.
I was wondering if there ever was a decision surrounding adding an ANSI (or any others) compatible SQL syntax highlighter?
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I believe we are waiting for a future update to Sublime which will allow users to configure (on a global basis - not a project basis due to how the syntax graphs are stored) which concrete SQL syntax should be used, so that this repo can ship multiple SQL syntaxes - i.e. one for each dialect, then each user can choose which one should be used when a syntax references scope:source.sql.
Back at the end of 2016 in #630 there was a brief discussion of different flavors of SQL in sublime. Currently writing code for non mySQL flavors can be quite painful e.g. temp tables (and following text) is commented out.
I was wondering if there ever was a decision surrounding adding an ANSI (or any others) compatible SQL syntax highlighter?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: