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The current logic -- that always capitalizes all but the first expression in a column spec -- is somewhat problematic and has no way to specify a literal type that should not be capitalized (see #428 for examples).
The sql-kw function allows for keywords that start with ' to be passed through exactly as-is which supports function usage (and a few other things) but format-var does not support that. Perhaps it should?
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In addition to format-var needing to support that escape hatch, with-columns itself needs to be adjusted so it doesn't then reformat such an expression, removing the (upper-case) call in some as yet unspecified situations.
The current logic -- that always capitalizes all but the first expression in a column spec -- is somewhat problematic and has no way to specify a literal type that should not be capitalized (see #428 for examples).
The
sql-kw
function allows for keywords that start with'
to be passed through exactly as-is which supports function usage (and a few other things) butformat-var
does not support that. Perhaps it should?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: