Adding column names results in syntax error

[asgrim]

Using SQL:

CREATE TABLE `test_with_column_names` (
    `a` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL
) ENGINE=InnoDB;
INSERT INTO `test_with_column_names` (`a`) VALUES (1);

And configuration:

# Config file for test1.sql
secret = 'lapin'
stats  = 'no'

tables = {
   `test_with_column_names` = {
     `a` = inthash 2
   }
}

Gives a syntax error, running with myanon -d, the output is:

main/myanon -d -f tests/test1.conf
CREATE TABLE `test_with_column_names` (
    `a` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL
) ENGINE=InnoDB;
INSERT INTO `test_with_column_names` (FOUND TABLE `test_with_column_names`

ENTERING STATE ST_TABLELOOKING FOR  `test_with_column_names`:`a`

ENTERING STATE INITIALFOUND TABLE `test_with_column_names`

ENTERING STATE ST_VALUES
Dump parsing error at line 3: syntax error - Unexpected [(]

Process finished with exit code 1

[ppomes]

Just to confirm, are you using the "--complete-insert" mysqldump option?

[asgrim]

Just to confirm, are you using the "--complete-insert" mysqldump option?

Yep - mysqldump --complete-insert --hex-blob ...

[ppomes]

Fixed by #12