Re: [basex-talk] Tracing query execution

2018-06-29 Thread Christian GrĂ¼n
Hi Iwan, The prof:variables and prof:dump functions [1] give you some more freedom to look into your running code. A prof:debug function would be nice, and an additional debug() method could be a possible entry point. The drawback is that there are hundreds of iter(), item() and value() implementa

Re: [basex-talk] Tracing query execution

2018-06-28 Thread Fabrice ETANCHAUD
[basex-talk] Tracing query execution Hello, I use BaseX mostly for boolean queries, I have a hardware database and I check if specific hardware support features I need. It works great but when something is not as expected, it's hard to find out the reason. E.g. given an expression like:

[basex-talk] Tracing query execution

2018-06-27 Thread Iwan Briquemont
Hello, I use BaseX mostly for boolean queries, I have a hardware database and I check if specific hardware support features I need. It works great but when something is not as expected, it's hard to find out the reason. E.g. given an expression like: $some-value = $some-list and (custom:predicat