Re: below
I will try this soon, but I'm skeptical ...
Your comment implied that the cts:query* constructors "filtered the
result set" ...
so how would cts:hilight know to "reach out" to other documents besides
the text I was hilighting ?
As apposed to "filter the result of a query on the paragraph" where
adding documents to the filter list wont do much good
as the source expression is just a string.
But perhaps its magic :)
> Could I also make use of this in cts:hilight ?
> Where my original question was to search a paragraph (which I already
> fetched) to find words which are matches to *other
> documents*). E.g.
> I could do something vaguely like this
>
> cts:hiliht( "A paragraph" ,
> a cts:query which includes cts:document-query ,
> <A href=page.xquery?term={$cts:text|}>{$cts:text}</A> );
>
> Or is that asking too much ?
I see no reason why cts:highlight would only support cts queries
partially. Haven't you tried yet? ;-)
Kind regards,
Geert
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