Chris Frey wrote:
The difference is that any stream based on SQLQuery will *always* have
the quoting logic run on it.
Ah, thanks for reminding me of this. I did see this while doing all the
new refman work, but didn't realize this was part of that feature.
Personally, I'd ponder changing that in the future, so that any ostream-based
overload gets no quoting logic at all.
I like this idea. You can still use the manipulators with other streams
if you really want MySQL++ to do quoting and/or escaping. This wouldn't
break the ABI, but it's a big enough change that it should go in 2.x.
On the other hand, perhaps quoting should always be available in
any stream, which would mean that the SQLQuery overload could go away
entirely, as well as the special check in the std::ostream version.
Nah. Think what that would do to the simple* examples alone.
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