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json:transform-to-json is returning a document node. fn:concat takes a
bunch of things and casts them to xs:string. fn:string-join takes strings
specifically.
So two possibilities:
1. You need to change the docs to strings before doing string-join.
2. Make sure the strings are in a sequence,
oc($events/doc-uri), $config ), "else count: ",
$count, "else counter: ", $counter),
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Can fn:string-join help? Join with ',', and glue on whatever you like
before or after?
On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 11:30 PM, Kari Cowan wrote:
> Is there any built-in component I can reference that would indicate in the
> loop below where $counter is less than the last item in the loop?
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Cowan,
There is a function
Cowan,
There is a function fn:last() which returns an integer value that
represents the number of items in the current context. Please refer
https://docs.marklogic.com/fn:last. See if that works for you.
Another approach could be, you can get the count of your results and add
the condition like $
Is there any built-in component I can reference that would indicate in the loop
below where $counter is less than the last item in the loop?
This would print the json for the return only when $counter=1, is simple way to
know when $counter < LastItem?
let $outputJSON:=("{"events":[",
let $confi
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