Err… I mean:
convert:binary-to-string(db:retrieve(‘some’,’some.txt’))
Can I skip the base64 part?
Kendall
From: on behalf of Kendall Shaw
Date: Wednesday, October 26, 2016 at 5:05 PM
To:
Is this how I should retrieve text that is stored using db:store, within xquery?
stream:materialize(db:retrieve(‘some’,’some.txt’))
?
Kendall
Hi Christian --
That's certainly true and it's useful. I am more looking for a
configurable file target so I don't have to have the very early stages of
"what is going on in there?" organized enough for a file:write or to find
the large set of results twice each time.
This is much less
Hi Graydon,
> Configurable "dump the output to a file" (rather than using file:write in
> the query) would be nice, too; development is not always at a place where
> file:write is straightforward.
One existing solution is to press the "Save" button in the Text View
once the query has been
Hi Andy,
Thanks for the feature requests, some of which seem easy to realize;
I’ll have a look soon.
> * more tab close options. E.g "close all", "close others"
This may not be the most elegant option, but you can usually press
down Ctrl-W until all tabs are closed.
Cheers,
Christian
Named, saveable, and loadable sets of external variables defined under the
$x button of the Editor window would be nice.
Configurable "dump the output to a file" (rather than using file:write in
the query) would be nice, too; development is not always at a place where
file:write is
Hi,
Here are some suggestions for future GUI enhancements:
Project window:
* Add recent locations button, similar to the editor (recent files)
Editor window:
* use scrollable run of tabs rather than multi row see [1]. Ideally with
dropdownlist to select any item as with Eclipse, Firefox etc.
*
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