Hi Christian,
Seems to work fine with latest snapshot with some straightforward
cases but I do get an error in some cases which I cannot understand.
Though I appreciate that it may be difficult to support all types of
dynamic calls.
The error is: [bxerr:BXXQ0001] No updating expression allowed.
Hi Marc,
It runs fine on my environment. Could you give me some more
information on your set up (have you assigned any non-default
options)?
Christian
On Mon, Jan 18, 2016 at 10:07 AM, Marc van Grootel
wrote:
> Hi Christian,
>
> Seems to work fine with latest
Hi Christian,
Yes, I think so. I think MIXUPDATES=true could be the difference. I almost
forgot about these as I always run basex from a Gradle script which sets these
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https://github.com/theapsgroup/basex-gradle-starter/blob/master/gradle.properties
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From:
Hi Marc, hi Andy,
Confirmed, it seems to be the MIXUPDATES option. Once again, I noticed
it’s tricky to statically detect which dynamic function calls will
perform updates. Obviously, in the given case, there was no updating
code at all, so the error message was a bit misleading.
Feedback on the
Works for me if MIXUPDATES is not true.
I have found previously that MIXUPDATES has a lot consequences that are not
always desirable or predictable - at least for me.
/Andy
On 18 January 2016 at 10:31, Christian Grün
wrote:
> Hi Marc,
>
> It runs fine on my
Hi,
I'm considering to write a web layer for BaseX based in Clojure. It
may be a somewhat longer term project but I would like to bring XML
and BaseX closer to Clojure programming. Clojure web apps usually are
able to run under various servers/containers (Jetty/Netty etc.) and I
would like to be
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