Add Ability to Easily Use Non-Standard Database Operators #220
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With the refactoring of the functions, we now allow constants to appear anywhere in a column list. Previously they could not appear as the first column.
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Many databases support non-standard operators. For example, MySQL supports several bitwise operators. This PR adds a new function
applyOperatorthat makes it easy to use these operators without having to write custom code for every possibility.In addition, this PR includes a significant refactoring of all the supplied functions. This should make it much easier to extend the library with custom functions in the future.
Resolves #213