On 02.04.2019 22:37, Christian Grün wrote:
What's your view of adaptive serialization of map(xs:string,xs:string)
and a character map, should the character map be applied to the map's
key and value string values?
My general view on the adaptive serialization method is that I would
have loved i
> Are there plans to remove the restrictions on string arguments?
> It is hard writing standard XQuery 3.1 when one implementation (BaseX)
> wants
>map { 'indent' : 'yes' }
> and another like Saxon
>map { 'indent' : true() }
Yes, I guess so. The choices that have been made for the data typ
Hi Christian,
On 02.04.2019 14:36, Christian Grün wrote:
1) Is there any way to provide the "use-character-maps" parameter
supplied the XPath 3.1 way with a second argument to "serialize" as a map:
serialize("a,b", map { 'method' : 'text', 'use-character-maps' :
map { "'" : "'" }})
Hi Martin,
> 1) Is there any way to provide the "use-character-maps" parameter
> supplied the XPath 3.1 way with a second argument to "serialize" as a map:
> serialize("a,b", map { 'method' : 'text', 'use-character-maps' :
> map { "'" : "'" }})
In BaseX, values of the fn:serialize map
If you need to join the resulting strings just use well ...
string-join ...
declare function local:topath($path){
let $pathseg := tokenize($path, "/")
let $pathsequence :=
fold-left($pathseg, (), function($out, $segment){
if($segment = "." or $segment = "") then $out
els
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