Happy to know it can be done. I will definitely ping you when the project
turns commercial.
Hi France,
I guess we won't be able to spend time for this unless we don't have a
commercial project within sight. However, I have created a new DITA
wish list [1] to collect features that DITA users miss most in BaseX.
All your feedback is welcome!
Christian
[1]
On Mon, 2015-04-13 at 12:38 -0500, Eliot Kimber wrote:
For large repositories an
XQuery like
//*[contains(@class, ' topic/topic ')] is going to be quite slow
I took this use case to the XQuery XSLT Working Groups a year or two
ago (Jirka added the DITA case - I was thinking of (X)HTML) and
Hi Eliot,
I (am sorry to) agree there is no straightforward solution to speed up
the lookup of single tokens in attributes. XQuery 3.1 provides a new
string function contains-token [1]...
//*[contains-token(@class, 'topic/topic')]
...but (up to now) it is not index-driven in BaseX.
Some
DITA defines the notion of layered hierarchy of element types, where every
DITA-defined element is either a base type or a specialized type derived
from some base type. The type hierarchy of each element is specified by a
@class attribute that lists the ancestry and leaf type of the element.
For
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