Fix for #227 (get_type() doesn't work for queries that use WITH) #228
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Fix for #227 (get_type() doesn't work for queries that use WITH)
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You're right. For now Thanks for the fix! |
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Great, thanks for merging! |
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Here's a quick fix for issue #227 which I recently reported. All of the existing tests still pass and
get_type()is now correct for my queries. I'm not 100% happy with the method I used to get the next non-whitespace token...self.token_next(self.token_index(...))seems pretty obtuse. Is there a better method to use?