Access's `LIKE` is actually case-insensitive, but to prevent breaking existing
programs that rely on mdbtools' case-sensitive behavior, introduce a new
`ILIKE` operator to perform a case-insensitive match. Use GLib's `g_utf8_casefold`
to make the comparison UTF-8 aware. A "poor man's" version is implemented
in fakeglib, which relies on `towlower`, and won't work with multi-grapheme
case transformations (e.g. German Eszett).
Fixes#233
GLib will automatically convert command line options to UTF-8 provided that setlocale(LC_TYPE, "") is called first, and the argument type is STRING (but not FILENAME). Update the CLI tools to take advantage of this behavior, and likewise implement it in fakeglib.
GLib does not automatically convert non-option arguments (i.e. everything remaining in argv after option processing), so manually call g_locale_to_utf8 on these arguments when they represent table names. This should fix the CLI tools when processing non-ASCII table names in non-UTF-8 locales. Also update fakeglib to implement a fast and loose version of g_locale_to_utf8, and factor out some of the code page => iconv name logic in iconv.c so it can be used in our fake g_locale_to_utf8. This adds a new symbol mdb_iconv_name_from_code_page that is not advertised in the main header file. I did not want to include mdbtools.h from fakeglib.c, but maybe that's not important.
* Migrate the Windows Msys2 build from Appveyor to GitHub Actions
* Fix build with newer versions of Msys2 (fix `vasprintf` conflict)
* Enable SQL tests on the Cygwin build on Appveyor
* Fix an error message about Bison not being available when in fact Flex was not available
* Don't fail fast with Mac and Linux GitHub Actions
I'm not sure if this is a complete solution - some of the global state
has been moved to thread-local storage. So passing an ODBC handle across
threads may have unexpected results. But at least it's not global state.
Each ODBC handle now has its own iconv_t object.
See #23
Add a shim implementing half-assed versions of most of the GLib
functions used by MDB Tools. If GLib is detected at compile-time,
use it, otherwise use the shim.
This work is not complete, as the option-parsing code is not yet
implemented - so most of the command-line tools crash.
