Dear Amanda,
Thanks for the observation. I have fixed this in the latest snapshot.
The options were only saved if the dialog window was closed with
escape, but not by pressing enter..
All the best,
Christian
On Wed, Mar 11, 2015 at 2:07 PM, Amanda Galtman
amanda.galt...@mathworks.com wrote:
Thanks, new snapshot downloaded, but the errors persist in some way or
another (not exactly the same).
Does it stil have to with colons? If you find out more about it, feel
free to tell me.
Takk,
Christian
An attempt with a brand new family of colon-infected folders (not
databases), works nicely now withthe new snapshot. While the same commands
in the old version still generated the FODC0002 error:
So both of these worked nicely in the new snapshot (strings refers to files
and folders - not
Hi Menashè,
BaseX 8.0 and later uses the adaptive serialization as default [1];
maybe this gives you the freedom you need? If not, please provide us
with a little example of how you would like the input to be formatted.
Best,
Christian
[1]
Hi Ankit,
the problem is with float rounding ...
sum((a5923.17/a,a5956.29/a,a5989.28/a)) = 17868.7398
gives true() on my machine.
As usual with floats you should probably apply a rounding policy to
compare for exact equality.
Regards,
Marco.
On 12/03/2015 15:01, ankit kumar wrote:
One more approach is to store new documents in a separate database, which
can then be merged with the main database.
The is the key then. Is that possible?
Absolutely ;) It can e.g. be realized with the functions in the
database module [1] (but this requires some experience with XQuery).
Hi,
I am trying to evaluate this expression, it is supposed to give TRUE but,
it is giving false.
sum((a5923.17/a,a5956.29/a,a5989.28/a)) = a17868.74/a
But, for this expression it is giving as expected.
sum((a5922.78/a,a-5955.78/a,a5988.74/a)) = a5955.74/a
Thanks
Ankit
Hi,
This looks like a general programming problem to me. It is always
dangerous to ask for equality on real numbers. Because of a rounding
problem in the calculation (because of the way computers work), the
sum is not exactly equal to the number on the right hand-side.
The usual
Great! Now I'm able to create a perfectly clean and customised xml
result freely using @codeListValue, /text(), string(), etc.
I've also added string handling so I already have the name of the
collection: collection name={substring-before(base-uri($x),'/')}
Thank you Marco!
With kind regards,
Wont using a function like db:add be the same as reprocessing that piece of
xml? ex; gathering statistics, reprocessing the db indexes etc.
But we have already processed that piece of xml, during the update on the
other copy of the database.
Maybe this example will show more what I mean.
Suppose
Hi Erol (cc to the list),
I have added a new option, which now allows you to specify absolute
paths for your XQuery modules and command scripts [1].
Hope this helps,
Christian
[1] http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Options#RESTPATH
On Thu, Mar 12, 2015 at 2:01 PM, Christian Grün
Hi,
In the GUI folder view I can delete nodes by selecting and using right
click.
But if I select a top level document name entry the UI prompts for delete
confirmation but no delete occurs.
/Andy
Hi,
I'm working on a new DITA project. The DITA standard is used for technical
documentation. It creates XML models with inheritance by using
@class=ancestor parent child. If the child should behave like it's
ancestor the XSL would say:
template match=contains(@class, 'ancestor') ... /template
Hi,
Is there a way to prevent users of the BaseX GUI from modifying databases?
It seems that at least some of the database files need to be writable or else
you can't open the database. It also seems that the GUI gives you admin
permission[1], making it possible for you to drop a database.
Hi Marios,
The rest of the servers will handle concurrent client write queries on their
copy of the index.
In the end I would like to merge all the indexes.
Hm, I'm not quite sure what you want to achieve: Would you really like
to join the internal index structures, or do you talk about the
Hi Erol,
But when I call existing restxq services embedded in this file
http://localhost:8080/hello/World
Maybe it is supposed to be http://localhost:8080/BaseX801/hello/World ?
Best,
Christian
Hi France,
Typeswitch is not the right tool for this.
From the spec:
[74]TypeswitchExpr ::= typeswitch ( Expr ) CaseClause+
default ($ VarName)? return ExprSingle
[75]CaseClause ::= case ($ VarName as)?
SequenceTypeUnion return ExprSingle
[76]
Thanks, new snapshot downloaded, but the errors persist in some way or
another (not exactly the same).
However, since you mentioned that the problems were caused by colons in
filenames, removing those colons did the trick. Now it all works as
expected. The colon-free-folders can be referenced
Hi,
I am trying to achieve the following;
Have a number of baseX servers each working on a replica of an indexed
document.
One baseX server will handle concurrent client read queries
The rest of the servers will handle concurrent client write queries on
their copy of the index.
In the end I
I need an urgent help here.
I am trying to configure restxqpath web.xml like below and compile war file
of basex with command
mvn compile war:war
context-param
param-nameorg.basex.restxqpath/param-name
param-value/home/eakarsu/BasexXQ/param-value
/context-param
I moved dba folder and
Hello,
I need xquery reply which is composed of multiple values.
I've chosen the xml format, but I need also the collection name of each
record since I'm searching in multiple collections.
However for parsing the entire reply as xml I need to add an arbitrary
xml tag to base-uri($x).
I
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