Re:Raw String Literals Removed From Java 12 as Feature Set F...
by emidln on Saturday December 22, 2018 @12:03PM
(#18741359)
I don't think I've ever wanted SQL embedded in my Java source over loading it as a resource. Loading it as a resource allows me to edit the SQL in a sql-aware text editor.
Re:Raw String Literals Removed From Java 12 as Feature Set F...
by stickfigure on Saturday December 22, 2018 @12:15PM
(#18741427)
IntelliJ is aware of SQL in text strings, and even validates it against the database schema.
I like my SQL right next to the code that sets parameters, processes results, etc - mismatches are apparent (and also validated by IntelliJ).
Re:Raw String Literals Removed From Java 12 as Feature Set F...
by orf on Saturday December 22, 2018 @12:56PM
(#18741639)
Not just SQL, but any language. It's one of my favourite (and IMO very under-appreciated) features of the Jetbrains editors.
Re:Raw String Literals Removed From Java 12 as Feature Set F...
by halfastack on Saturday December 22, 2018 @01:44PM
(#18741866)
Intellij also automatically escapes your string and inputs newlines wherever necessary, so if you copy a long string, it's generally done for you (I've copied pieces of XML and it generally worked totally fine).
This is not an exaggeration. I was writing code in Java to access SQL databases in 1999 and needed it to express long SQL strings.
One would think they could move a little faster.