>> Is there a way to access the back-end's string-quoting mechanism?
>
> from django.db import backend
> foo_quoted = backend.quote_name('foo')
This seems to be (browsing the code) the table/field-name
escaping mechanism, not the "escaping/quoting dangerous
characters in a string so it can be put in a query" function.
The backend.quote_name function wraps a string in the back-end's
quote-chars (back-ticks in one, double-quotes in another). The
function of interest usually doubles single-quotes, as well as
handling oddball control/unicode characters. A little digging
shows this to be mysqldb.escape_string(), sqlite.escape, and the
psycopg.QuotedString object.
I didn't see them mentioned in any of the code in the backends/
directory. Would a patch be considered?
-tim
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