Hi,
No offense taken about the code. Feedback is how we improve.
The main purpose of tracking is actually to find what triggers the issues
that are out of our hands. As our system grows more complex, it becomes
very hard to build small examples for reporting bugs to the BaseX team. On
the last
Some time ago, Charles Foster had the idea that all bound variables
should be added to the stack trace whenever an error occurs [1]; would
that be helpful? Before implementing this, however, we would need to
think of various issues related to performance (try/catch statements
will get slower when
If that means that I may get thousands of XML files in the trace when batch
processing, it seems I would get so much information that what ever is
relevant would get lost in the mess. It may be useful for other use cases.
I'll let other people debate their case about adding that much info to the
If that means that I may get thousands of XML files in the trace when batch
processing, it seems I would get so much information that what ever is
relevant would get lost in the mess.
It would mean that all variables would be bound to a map in an
additional error variable (e.g.
Hi France,
I would also be interested if you'd like a functionality as proposed
by Andy, and if you are interested in improving debugging your XQuery
code, or if you think that such a function could also be helpful in
productive code? Do you have some more input?
Thanks,
Christian
On Mon, Aug
Hi,
I am hoping to use this for debugging. Our project is fairly complex and I
use a controller function to apply multiple operations to content (each of
these may use one or more function). When I get a 500 error, it's very hard
for me to pinpoint the source of the issue.
I can get the data
If the goal is debugging
.. another approach might be to think about Aspect Oriented Programming
something like
http://www.mkyong.com/spring3/spring-aop-aspectj-annotation-example/
/Andy
On 19 August 2014 18:05, France Baril france.ba...@architextus.com wrote:
Hi,
I am hoping to use this
Hi France,
Ok I get it now. No, really, because what your working on is very
similar to what I'm regularly dealing with at work (translation, xliff
etc.). I can also relate to your feeling that you need more control or
insight in what's going on in your code. I have been through this
journey too
8 matches
Mail list logo
