top | item 43750260 (no title) NewEntryHN | 10 months ago Assuming you also need to format non-values in the SQL (e.g. column names), how does the `execute` function is supposed to make the difference between stuff that should be formatted in the string vs a parametrized value? discuss order hn newest masklinn|10 months ago Same as currently: the library provides some sort of `Identifier` wrapper you can apply to those. NewEntryHN|10 months ago Fair enough. It would be nice if Python allowed to customize the formatting options after `:`This way you could encode such identifier directly in the t-string variable rather than with some "out-of-band" logic. load replies (2)
masklinn|10 months ago Same as currently: the library provides some sort of `Identifier` wrapper you can apply to those. NewEntryHN|10 months ago Fair enough. It would be nice if Python allowed to customize the formatting options after `:`This way you could encode such identifier directly in the t-string variable rather than with some "out-of-band" logic. load replies (2)
NewEntryHN|10 months ago Fair enough. It would be nice if Python allowed to customize the formatting options after `:`This way you could encode such identifier directly in the t-string variable rather than with some "out-of-band" logic. load replies (2)
masklinn|10 months ago
NewEntryHN|10 months ago
This way you could encode such identifier directly in the t-string variable rather than with some "out-of-band" logic.