On Thu, 21 Nov 2002, Tim Bunce wrote:
>
> Or ignore colons that have a digit as the previous character
> as that would never be a placeholder.
>
Since DBD::Pg emulates place holders, it is possible to have them after a
digit.
I thought that using the [ as a literal marker might break less existing
code, for example $d->prepare->("insert into foo (int_date)
VALUES(200301:1"); Or any such other silly uses. And besides the array
data type will probably be used less than other types.
The best solution might be to treat [] as a literal wrt placeholders, but
allow [:1 for the [:1] case, which is the only case that would work with
the existing code. Currently, For [:1:2] preparse would see 2 place
holders and for [:1::2] preparse would see a place holder and a cast.
Thougths?
-r