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Bug/5123 allow attribute names to be escaped on er diagram #5138
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Allow special chars in attributeName using backticks
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Add an example of special characters in demos/er.html
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Test to cover backticked attributeNames
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Merge branch 'develop' into bug/5123_allow-attribute-names-to-be-esca…
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Remove quotation marks from BACKTICK_STRING
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Test More Special Characters
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Is it possible to add backtick within attribute name as well? I am asking because we are trying to allow basically any characters within attribute name with this PR. Minor
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Adding one more backtick in the name causes a parse error, and adding a second one breaks it into two attributes. For example:
becomes:
I'm not sure if there is a way around this behavior, other than maybe changing the escape characters from backticks to something else. Let me know if you have suggestions here 🙂
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They should be escaped then. Common practice is to use escapement character, like
\
(\\
and\`
respectively for\
and`
) or duplicating characters, like"hello""quotes"
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I am not sure which approach to pick up, they all have some flaws but it's better to think about such a feature beforehand because it is a real pain to introduce something like this later without braking backwards compatibility