Hi,
To report a small issue in the inspect functions module with %private
declaration.
The following code runs perfectly :
declare %private function local:test(){()};
for $fun in inspect:functions() return "gotcha"
However, If the function test is located in another module, say test, then
the f
Hello everybody
Thanks to your help Christian, our full text queries yet work fine.
I still don't understand exactly what the problem was and why we got 500
internal errors.
Maybe a too heavy query and thus a memory problem ?
Anyway now with this kind of writing, the queries are complete
Hi Sebastian,
Hi Jean-Marc,
On this problem, a quick comment coming into my mind, since I faced a comparable problem recently. Without changing XQUERY or BaseX, it is possible to emulate overloading using the introspection module of BaseX. But you need a map which keys and values
are fu
Hi Sebastian,
> BTW: I unfortunately missed your and Alexanders presentation at the MarkUp
> Forum: are there any slides available?
The slides should soon be available here: http://www.markupforum.de/archiv.html
> This is similar to imported modules in XSLT: If you import template rules,
> which
> However, If the function test is located in another module, say test, then
> the following code
>
> import module namespace test="http://www.example.com/test"; at test.xq";
>
> for $fun in inspect:functions() return "gotcha"
>
> raise an exception.
If you mean the exception "Function 'test:test'
Hi Basex,
My question is about the command XQUERY [query].
Does it work with any XQuery queries or only with XPath?
I tried the following:
execute("open myfirstdatabase");
echo $session->execute("xquery for $n in //country[name = 'Switzerland']
return $n") ;
// close session
$session->cl
Hi,
I intensively use both. So yes it is possible
here is an example:
case "get_projects":
$xquery = "XQUERY "
. "for \$meetingsActors in
//meeting/actors/userlink[@uid='$userId'], "
. " \$projects in //project "
. "
Hi Sebastian,
A quick comment for your code : it is better to use it sparsely, because
inspect:functions is quite slow.
If you want to improve perfs, create first a map. Here is the code that I
am using for this kind of "overloading"
declare variable $common:MapIntrospecting := common:map_inspect
Hi christian, yes this is the point :
Stopped at C:/Jiheme/informatique/workspace/Graph
DataBase/module/common.xq, 31/89:
[XPST0017] Function 'local:test' is not visible from this module.
If this is desired, it means that we can not use the inspection module as
soon as there is %private annotatio
Dear Sir,
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Hello all
When using ft:extract() on nodes, it seems to clip into the match itself
too often. Is it possible to have ft:extract() leave as much before the
match as after?
For example, here are two results for "spise lunsj" (= eat lunch (language
is Norwegian)) the first is as it should be, while
I would like to generate CDATA of one xmk construct like this.
This does not calculate $1,$f2 and $f3 and insert their serialized version
into features tag
Can we do this in xquery?
let $allfs :=
{$name}
On Mon, 2013-12-02 at 15:29 -0500, Erol Akarsu wrote:
> I would like to generate CDATA of one xmk construct like this.
[...]
> let $allfs :=
> {$name}
>
>
>
>
Watch out that if $f1 (say
Liam,
Thanks for help,
Basex implements serialize function. This can do:
let $params := http://www.w3.org/2010/xslt-xquery-serialization";>
let $sf := fn:concat(fn:serialize(Features:,$params),
fn:serialize(,$params),
Hi Lars,
> When using ft:extract() on nodes, it seems to clip into the match itself too
> often. Is it possible to have ft:extract() leave as much before the match as
> after?
the ft:extract algorithm is an intricate one [1], as the inputs to be
processed can be very manifold, but we can try to t
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