With 8.4...
declare option output:method "raw";
I get
[SEPM0016] Value of 'method' must be one of
(xml,xhtml,html,json,csv,text,adaptive,basex).
On Sat, Jan 16, 2016 at 2:06 PM, Mike Engledew
wrote:
> If like me your using BaseX 8.3.1 don't forget to add ...
>
> declare option output:method "
I am afraid there is simple representation that could simply be used;
and talking about comparisons, it’s not that easy to say if a function
is equal to another, because we’d first need to define what equality
is supposed to be. Maybe it will be better to follow the idea of
extending fn:deep-equal,
Hi Christian,
I mean the binary representation of the value of a variable.
At the moment, for comparing my user defined datatypes, which are functional
data structures, I convert them to a strings and compare those. It works but
it could do better.
Being able comparing the binary images of valu
Hi Rob,
> Is it somehow possible to get the bitmap/binary of a $variable or a
> bitmap/binary-overlay of a $variable in BaseX?
What do you mean by the "bitmap/binary of a $variable"? Talking about
$variable, do you refer to the declaration of a variable or its
references (see e.g. [1,2])?
Christ
Hi Andy,
>> Expecting to see "example.json"
>> Could this be a bug?
Indeed, GZIP may also contain filenames (2.3.1, [1]), but the relevant
bytes are ignored by the Java standard library [2]. It would be
possible to copy and update the class; let’s see.
And hi Marc,
> I also think that this coul
Hi,
Is it somehow possible to get the bitmap/binary of a $variable or a
bitmap/binary-overlay of a $variable in BaseX?
Since there is no bitmap-datatype I guess it is probably not possible or
straight forward but BaseX continues to surprise me (in a positive manner).
So maybe?
TIA for any
Hi Andy,
Nice use of syntax (though you have to loose the semi-colon of course).
Visually i like the arrow operator a lot. Looks like a visual pipeline
"https://wiki.mozilla.org/images/f/ff/Example.json.gz";
=> fetch:binary()
=> archive:extract-text()
I also think that this could be
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