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syntax to \n. This addresses Issue #652.
- Clean up SPSQLParser, and use a few more CFString methods to avoid obj-c messaging in loops
- When importing SQL using autodetect, perform a manual SET NAMES if possible to cope with poorly-exported files.
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- Tweak MySQL help search to include a localisable language code for results in requested languages
This addresses Issue #743
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- Exporting BIT fields properly in SQL dumps using b'x' notation.
- Properly handling editing of BIT fields in both the content and custom query results views.
- Correctly display BIT fields in the content view, where binary values are zero-padded to the specified length of the field.
(Note, that the new BIT handling logic has only been added to MCPKit's MCPStreamingResult and MCPResult as the latter does not keep a record of the field's length which the new functionality depends on. Needs to be discussed).
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collapse via code which was originally causing the problem. Also apply the same fix to SPCustomQuery.m.
(Note that this also identifies a probable cause of views going slightly out-of-view if views are collapsed and expanded a lot - the autoResizesSubviews property is disabled and re-enabled in BWToolKit surrounding a collapse, but this is done using a timer with the exact time interval as the corresponding collapse/expand frame resize. This sets up a race condition, where if the timer fires before the animation completes, the internal view will be slightly clipped. May require a BWToolKit fix)
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