Hi Rob,
It usually takes me some time to understand new code, so could you possibly
simplify the example as much as possible? For example, the import cannot be
resolved, an empty squence is bound to $a, which means that one branch will
never be called, and maybe you can simplify the partial
Hi Alex,
I am making a new BaseX client for nodejs.
That's nice to hear, thanks for the update!
I hit enter by mistake and gmail sent before I finished listing the current
features and adding a link
A little hint: I activated the undo send lab feature in GMail. The
only problem is that I'm
Hi all,
I am making a new BaseX client for nodejs.
It focuses on utilising node streams in order to be able to pipe
data to/from BaseX directly. (i.e. pipe request body to an ADD command
or pipe XQuery output to a response). It also uses promises for more
code flow flexibility.
Features:
-
If I get it right, you would also expect '!' not to be output in the
following query, right?
declare function local:f($a, $b) {
if($a) then $b else ()
};
local:f((), trace('!'))
In this case, you'll have to wrap your trace call in a function:
declare function local:f($a, $b) {
Vincent,
Thank you for the creative solution.
I've also commented the feature request as a reply to your question.
With kind regards,
Menashè
On 05/12/2015 03:57 PM, Lizzi, Vincent wrote:
Menashè,
In similar situations I've used a second database to store metadata at the same
path as the
Hi Rob,
Am 13.05.2015 um 09:55 schrieb Rob Stapper:
Both do give the same, correct result: an empty sequence, but the first
item unnecessarely triggers function: “local:f1#1” , while the second
item doesn’t.
This is a subtle but important difference between the two ways of
partially applying
For those who have sites that are powered by BaseX/XQuery.
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Dear XQuery Talk,
Friends of
Do you have an approximate timeframe?
On Tue, May 12, 2015 at 12:21 AM, Christian Grün christian.gr...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi France,
Currently, locks are only applicable in WebDAV. An open issue exists
for global lock operations [1]; you are invited to add your comments.
Best,
Christian
Simply convert the values to numbers:
let $v3 :=a790.00/a
let $v2:=a93.00/a
return number($v2) = number($v3)
Best,
Christian
On Wed, May 13, 2015 at 9:40 AM, ankit kumar anky4b...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to compare two variable in basex as given,
let $v3
Hi,
I am trying to compare two variable in basex as given,
let $v3 :=a790.00/a
let $v2:=a93.00/a
return $v2 = $v3
I am expecting that it will give me true, But it is giving false. I think
it is because of the comparison is only string comparison. Is it possible
to configure basex for
Hi Christian,
Can you have a look at the attached program.
Both items of the returned sequence of the program should do the same thing.
Both do give the same, correct result: an empty sequence, but the first item
unnecessarely triggers function: local:f1#1 , while the second item
doesn't.
Thanks for your reply.
Actually, The comparison expression is coming from other side. So changing
the expression is not possible for me.
Thanks,
Ankit
On 13 May 2015 at 13:18, Marco Lettere marco.lett...@dedalus.eu wrote:
On 13/05/2015 09:40, ankit kumar wrote:
let $v3 :=a790.00/a
let
Who is the other side? What can you change?
On Wed, May 13, 2015 at 10:00 AM, ankit kumar anky4b...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for your reply.
Actually, The comparison expression is coming from other side. So changing
the expression is not possible for me.
Thanks,
Ankit
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