BUGFIX: use correct quotes for character escape sequences #41
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Character escape sequences should be enclosed in double quotes. Otherwise the literal characters t, n, r, 0, x, B will be stripped from the input. The SqLiteIndex already implements this behavior correctly.
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Character escape sequences should be enclosed in double quotes. Otherwise the literal characters t, n, r, 0, x, B will be stripped from the input.
The SqLiteIndex already implements this behavior correctly.
I encountered the problem with an argument list ending in 0, where
:arg40was trimmed to:arg4which of course had the wrong value.The same might happen for column names when unlucky.