Ok, I now know _how_ this can be fixed. If all the places where strings
are quoted (for MySQL) would simply use mysql_real_escape_string then
everything would be just fine. This function takes character set into
account so it would just do the right thing.
I first brought this problem up over a year ago and it still plagues me
from time to time. Basically, Big5 or GB-2312 characters ending in '\'
are incorrectly quoted by the DBD::mysql driver, resulting in much pain.
If this could be fixed I would be eternally grateful. I've been trying to
patch this but I am a C gimp and am not getting very far.
-dave
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