Re: [basex-talk] CLI issue with 8.0.1

Hi Marco, In the meantime is it possible, somehow, to parametrize calls to .bsx scripts when called through the RUN command from inside another .bsx? We are not quite sure where we should start and end with this, as it could also be nice to have conditions or try/catch clauses. On the other

[basex-talk] DBNode Not Overriding equals() and hashcode() method.

Hi, I am trying to maintain a Set of DBNode Object But, it was not working properly because DBNode is not overriding the equals() and hashcode() methods. Due to this reason i am facing difficulty to maintain similar DBNode. Looking forward for help. Thanks Regards Ankit Kumar

[basex-talk] function:module

Hi, In the result of a function:inspect(), it seems that the @name of the function element is not a prefixed name when using the declare default namespace in a function module whereas it is prefixed name for the others. Is it me who miss something, or it should always be the same ? Thanks,

Re: [basex-talk] Xquery issue

Hello Rob, well, it is interesting that the optimizer is optimizing away every second function call. However, the problem here seems to be introduced solely by prof:dump() and I actually can understand that optimizing this is more complicated. Not saying that it couldn't be optimized

Re: [basex-talk] DBNode Not Overriding equals() and hashcode() method.

Hello Ankit, I don't quite get the problem or what we are supposed to do. Why don't you simply write your own class extending DBNode, overwrite the methods and store these in a set? Cheers Dirk On 02/24/2015 01:19 PM, ankit kumar wrote: Hi, I am trying to maintain a Set of DBNode Object

Re: [basex-talk] Xquery issue

Hi Rob, I can only confirm what Dirk said: If a query contains trace or prof:dump calls, it will be evaluated differently than calls without profiling code. In productive environments, it's usually advisable to get rid of those calls, or use global $DEBUG variables, as shown in the following

[basex-talk] Comparing Two Iter Objects.

Hi, I want to compare equality for two Iter objects. Each contains a set of DBNodes in unordered manner. I have created a wrapper for Iter object. Can you please help me in defining equals and hashcode method for the wrapper. Thanks Ankit

Re: [basex-talk] Comparing Two Iter Objects.

Can you please help me in defining equals and hashcode method for the wrapper. This may help (it's the code used for the XQuery operator is, which compares the node identity of two nodes for equality):

Re: [basex-talk] Comparing Two Iter Objects.

What about using XQuery? let $a := ... let $b := ... return deep-equal($a/., $a/.) On Tue, Feb 24, 2015 at 3:37 PM, ankit kumar anky4b...@gmail.com wrote: Hi , Thanks for the help. We have two Result object, Both are pointing to the same set of nodes but having different order. We

Re: [basex-talk] Performance of PUL commit

Hi Marco, There are two clients which read and write through RESTXQ to/from 2 different logical DBs on the same server. Is it possible that behaving concurrently we cause some sort of race condition that serializes operations for a long time period? Yes, this is absolutely possible. I guess

Re: [basex-talk] Comparing Two Iter Objects.

Hi , Thanks for the help. We have two Result object, Both are pointing to the same set of nodes but having different order. We are trying to check whether two result are same using Result's sameAs() method but it is returning false when orders mismatch. Thanks On 24 February 2015 at 19:18,

Re: [basex-talk] Xquery issue

Hi Christain and Dirk, Thanx again for your thorough reply and for the code-snippet. After debugging and my code works fine again I always get rid of all trace- and prof:dump-statements. Regards, Rob -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: Christian Grün [mailto:christian.gr...@gmail.com]

Re: [basex-talk] function:module

Hi Emmanuel, I think the current behavior is correct. You'll indeed need to look at both the name and uri in order to reference the correct function. I just tried the following query: declare default function namespace 'x'; declare namespace x='x'; declare function a() { 1}; declare

Re: [basex-talk] function:module

I may be wrong, but for me uri (namespace) and prefix are not necessarily the same. So, I would expect always a prefixed name for @name, because when uri and prefix are different, it becomes impossible to deduce the prefixed name. I see (I guess).. Could you provide us with some example

Re: [basex-talk] function:module

Thanks for your answer. I may be wrong, but for me uri (namespace) and prefix are not necessarily the same. So, I would expect always a prefixed name for @name, because when uri and prefix are different, it becomes impossible to deduce the prefixed name. But it may need a closer look to the

Re: [basex-talk] Modelling Checkin-Checkout using locks

Christian Grün wrote: I have added a GitHub issue on your locking request [1]. In the meanwhile, it's probably best to use RESTXQ (XQuery) and check if a resource is locked before returning it to a user. [1] https://github.com/BaseXdb/basex/issues/1083 Thanks. Meanwhile I started working on