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Hi,

I have the following sql and the formatter would not reformat it
SELECT * FROM table DESC LIMIT ?,?

However, it will reformat the sql if I remove the "?,?" at the end like:
SELECT * FROM table DESC LIMIT

I know that ?,? is not a valid input for sql, but would you consider supporting this user case?

Thank You.

Greetings, First of all, nice package.

The package option uf_uppercase (boolean) changes reserved words and tables/columns indifferently. In MySQL without lower_case_table_names set to 1 this breaks queries. Can you please be more open allowing:

• uf_all_uppercase actual behavior
• uf_reserved_case for reserved words
• uf_tables_case for tables
• uf_columns_case for columns
• uf_reserved_words with a list of words to be considered in uf_reserved_case

I can't figure out how you are supposed to change the key binding.

I have several formatters installed, and right now, it seems that this particular one has won somehow, and it seems to be applied when I press ctrl+alt+f no matter what the file type (C++ becomes really interesting when fed through the SQL formatter, incidentally).

How can I change (or preferably disable) the shortcut key?

Pls update sqlparse:

#
# Copyright (C) 2009-2018 the sqlparse authors and contributors
# <see AUTHORS file>
#
# This module is part of python-sqlparse and is released under
# the BSD License: https://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause

"""Parse SQL statements."""

# Setup namespace
from sqlparse import sql
from sqlparse import cli
from sqlparse import engine
from sqlparse import tokens
from sqlparse import filters
from sqlparse import formatter

from sqlparse.compat import text_type

__version__ = '0.3.0'

Thanks for your code
ported: https://github.com/CudaText-addons/cuda_uroboro_sql_format