Hi all
I have a question about csv:serialize and blank nodes. Trailing blanks are
indicated with a separator, but those in the middle are.
csv:serialize(
rows
row f1/f s2/s t3/t/row
row f/f s/s t3/t/row
row f1/f s/s t3/t/row
row f1/f s/s t/t/row
Hi Lars,
this behavior is a feature indeed, because the empty strings don't
contribute to the result.
Do you encounter any problems when processing the resulting CSV
output? If yes, we could have another look at this.
Best,
Christian
I have a question about csv:serialize and blank nodes.
If I may add a comment - I find it counter-intuitive to skip the trailing
separators. What I expect from CSV data is strict uniformity, every line same
number of cells. This has also a (though modest) control effect, like a a
minimalistic checksum: deviations from the expected number of cells
Thanks for your assessment. The CSV output of the latest snapshot [1]
should now contain all trailing delimiters.
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On Sat, Mar 22, 2014 at 1:08 PM, Hans-Juergen Rennau hren...@yahoo.de wrote:
If I may add a comment - I find it counter-intuitive to
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Howdy --
I've run into a somewhat confusing error message using GROUP BY in BaseX
7.8.1, while trying to answer a question on StackOverflow (
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22585865/grouping-with-counts-in-xquery).
Against the database at
On Sat, 2014-03-22 at 20:44 -0500, Charles Duffy wrote:
I'd guess:
let $speaker := $line/../SPEAKER/text()[1]
A list of all text nodes that are the fist child of SPEAKER elements?
Try ($line/../SPEAKER/text())[1] if you want the first text node in the
list.
Maybe you have a SPEAKER element
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