Of course there is a way!
Thank you; that is indeed helpful.
(I continue to be impressed that you can get your brain to hold all of this
at one time.)
-- Graydon
On Fri, Apr 8, 2022 at 6:10 PM Christian Grün
wrote:
> Which leads to "is there a way to get the type of an item?"
>>
>
> You can u
>
> Which leads to "is there a way to get the type of an item?"
>
You can use inspect:type for that [1].
Hope this helps
Christian
[1] https://docs.basex.org/wiki/Inspection_Module#inspect:type
Hi Christian -
Alas, the data is a client's and confidential.
for $remote in $paths
let $name as xs:string := file:name($remote)
let $target as xs:string := file:resolve-path($name,$targetBase)
let $fetched as item() :=
http:send-request(,
$remote)[2]
return
if ($fetche
Hi Graydon,
Maybe it’s TagSoup that has problems to convert some specific HTML
files to XML. Did you try to write the responses to disk and parse
them in a second step?
If your input data is not confidential, could you possibly provide us
with an example that runs out of the box?
Best,
Christian
Hello --
I'm using the basexgui to run (minus some identifying actual values defined
previously in the query)
(: for each path, retrieve the document :)
for $remote in $paths
let $name as xs:string := file:name($remote)
let $target as xs:string := file:resolve-path($name,$targetBase)
let $f
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