Re: [basex-talk] BaseX GUI just spins?

[Buddy Kresge]

Ha!!  Thanks  😊

Buddy Kresge
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c: 860-986-4830

-Original Message-
From: BaseX-Talk  On Behalf Of 
Imsieke, Gerrit, le-tex
Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2019 7:51 AM
To: basex-talk@mailman.uni-konstanz.de
Subject: Re: [basex-talk] BaseX GUI just spins?



On 21.08.2019 13:24, Buddy Kresge wrote:
> Thanks for these ideas and will try these.  As far as #4, what is 
> ‘SSCCE’ – sorry in advance for the not recognizing (ha ha).

LMGTFY…

http://letmegooglethat.com/?q=SSCCE

SCNR

– Gerrit

Re: [basex-talk] BaseX GUI just spins?

[Imsieke, Gerrit, le-tex]

On 21.08.2019 13:24, Buddy Kresge wrote:
Thanks for these ideas and will try these.  As far as #4, what is 
‘SSCCE’ – sorry in advance for the not recognizing (ha ha).


LMGTFY…

http://letmegooglethat.com/?q=SSCCE

SCNR

– Gerrit

Re: [basex-talk] BaseX GUI just spins?

[Buddy Kresge]

Thanks for these ideas and will try these.  As far as #4, what is ‘SSCCE’ – 
sorry in advance for the not recognizing (ha ha).

Buddy Kresge
buddy.kre...@known2u.com<mailto:buddy.kre...@known2u.com>
o: 860-800-6677  ext: 501
c: 860-986-4830

From: Christian Grün 
Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2019 12:19 AM
To: Buddy Kresge 
Cc: BaseX 
Subject: Re: [basex-talk] BaseX GUI just spins?

Hi Buddy,

Some questions in return:

1. What happens if you run the same query on command line?
2. As $foo will never be referenced in your query: What happens if you replace 
"let $foo := error(...)" by "error(...)," ?
3. What happens if you use prof:dump(...) instead of error( ..)?
4. As there are various factors that cannot be derived from the query snippet 
(type and size of processed data, other parts of your code that influence how 
your query will be compiled, …): Could your provide us with an SSCCE?

Thanks in advance,
Christian


Buddy Kresge mailto:buddy.kre...@known2u.com>> 
schrieb am Mi., 21. Aug. 2019, 00:05:
Any thoughts/feedback on this?  This just happened again, where I simply put in 
a statement to break after a line of execution, and everything just spins in 
BaseX GUI.  I take it out, and it runs find.  It is making debugging virtually 
impossible when these situations happen and I have no idea why this would be 
happening (meaning, if I’m doing something wrong – but I do not believe I am).

Buddy Kresge
buddy.kre...@known2u.com<mailto:buddy.kre...@known2u.com>
o: 860-800-6677  ext: 501
c: 860-986-4830

From: Buddy Kresge
Sent: Monday, August 19, 2019 8:15 AM
To: BaseX 
mailto:basex-talk@mailman.uni-konstanz.de>>
Subject: BaseX GUI just spins?

I have a situation that I don’t know if others are experiencing – but it has 
happened quite a bit over the last week with 9.2.4

I have the below function.

declare function base:employeeIdMostRecentInstancesBetweenMap ($rangeBeginDate 
as xs:date, $rangeEndDate as xs:date, $employee as element()?, $query as 
function(xs:date, xs:date, item()*) as item()*) as map(xs:string, item()*)
{
let $allInstances := $query($rangeBeginDate, $rangeEndDate, $employee )
let $resultsMap := base:instancesBetweenMap($allInstances, $rangeBeginDate, 
$rangeEndDate)
return
$resultsMap
};

I then wanted to  put in a statement that would throw an error and return some 
information so that I could debug a situation.  Basically I just added one 
statement to throw the error.  Now when I run, BaseX Gui just spins and spins 
and spins.  No value is returned.  Never gets to this statement.  I take out 
the let statement and it all works again.

declare function base:employeeIdMostRecentInstancesBetweenMap ($rangeBeginDate 
as xs:date, $rangeEndDate as xs:date, $employee as element()?, $query as 
function(xs:date, xs:date, item()*) as item()*) as map(xs:string, item()*)
{
let $foo := error(xs:QName("err"), concat("val: ", "here – this is where I 
would put the info I wanted to display."  ))
let $allInstances := $query($rangeBeginDate, $rangeEndDate, $employee )
let $resultsMap := base:instancesBetweenMap($allInstances, $rangeBeginDate, 
$rangeEndDate)
return
$resultsMap
};

Any insights you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Buddy

Re: [basex-talk] BaseX GUI just spins?

[Christian Grün]

Hi Buddy,

Some questions in return:

1. What happens if you run the same query on command line?
2. As $foo will never be referenced in your query: What happens if you
replace "let $foo := error(...)" by "error(...)," ?
3. What happens if you use prof:dump(...) instead of error( ..)?
4. As there are various factors that cannot be derived from the query
snippet (type and size of processed data, other parts of your code that
influence how your query will be compiled, …): Could your provide us with
an SSCCE?

Thanks in advance,
Christian



Buddy Kresge  schrieb am Mi., 21. Aug. 2019,
00:05:

> Any thoughts/feedback on this?  This just happened again, where I simply
> put in a statement to break after a line of execution, and everything just
> spins in BaseX GUI.  I take it out, and it runs find.  It is making
> debugging virtually impossible when these situations happen and I have no
> idea why this would be happening (meaning, if I’m doing something wrong –
> but I do not believe I am).
>
>
>
> Buddy Kresge
>
> buddy.kre...@known2u.com
>
> o: 860-800-6677  ext: 501
>
> c: 860-986-4830
>
>
>
> *From:* Buddy Kresge
> *Sent:* Monday, August 19, 2019 8:15 AM
> *To:* BaseX 
> *Subject:* BaseX GUI just spins?
>
>
>
> I have a situation that I don’t know if others are experiencing – but it
> has happened quite a bit over the last week with 9.2.4
>
>
>
> I have the below function.
>
>
>
> declare function base:employeeIdMostRecentInstancesBetweenMap
> ($rangeBeginDate as xs:date, $rangeEndDate as xs:date, $employee as
> element()?, $query as function(xs:date, xs:date, item()*) as item()*) as
> map(xs:string, item()*)
>
> {
>
> let $allInstances := $query($rangeBeginDate, $rangeEndDate, $employee )
>
> let $resultsMap := base:instancesBetweenMap($allInstances,
> $rangeBeginDate, $rangeEndDate)
>
> return
>
> $resultsMap
>
> };
>
>
>
> I then wanted to  put in a statement that would throw an error and return
> some information so that I could debug a situation.  Basically I just added
> one statement to throw the error.  Now when I run, BaseX Gui just spins and
> spins and spins.  No value is returned.  Never gets to this statement.  I
> take out the let statement and it all works again.
>
>
>
> declare function base:employeeIdMostRecentInstancesBetweenMap
> ($rangeBeginDate as xs:date, $rangeEndDate as xs:date, $employee as
> element()?, $query as function(xs:date, xs:date, item()*) as item()*) as
> map(xs:string, item()*)
>
> {
>
> let $foo := error(xs:QName("err"), concat("val: ", "here – this is where I
> would put the info I wanted to display."  ))
>
> let $allInstances := $query($rangeBeginDate, $rangeEndDate, $employee )
>
> let $resultsMap := base:instancesBetweenMap($allInstances,
> $rangeBeginDate, $rangeEndDate)
>
> return
>
> $resultsMap
>
> };
>
>
>
> Any insights you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
>
> Buddy
>
>
>

Re: [basex-talk] BaseX GUI just spins?

[Buddy Kresge]

Any thoughts/feedback on this?  This just happened again, where I simply put in 
a statement to break after a line of execution, and everything just spins in 
BaseX GUI.  I take it out, and it runs find.  It is making debugging virtually 
impossible when these situations happen and I have no idea why this would be 
happening (meaning, if I'm doing something wrong - but I do not believe I am).

Buddy Kresge
buddy.kre...@known2u.com
o: 860-800-6677  ext: 501
c: 860-986-4830

From: Buddy Kresge
Sent: Monday, August 19, 2019 8:15 AM
To: BaseX 
Subject: BaseX GUI just spins?

I have a situation that I don't know if others are experiencing - but it has 
happened quite a bit over the last week with 9.2.4

I have the below function.

declare function base:employeeIdMostRecentInstancesBetweenMap ($rangeBeginDate 
as xs:date, $rangeEndDate as xs:date, $employee as element()?, $query as 
function(xs:date, xs:date, item()*) as item()*) as map(xs:string, item()*)
{
let $allInstances := $query($rangeBeginDate, $rangeEndDate, $employee )
let $resultsMap := base:instancesBetweenMap($allInstances, $rangeBeginDate, 
$rangeEndDate)
return
$resultsMap
};

I then wanted to  put in a statement that would throw an error and return some 
information so that I could debug a situation.  Basically I just added one 
statement to throw the error.  Now when I run, BaseX Gui just spins and spins 
and spins.  No value is returned.  Never gets to this statement.  I take out 
the let statement and it all works again.

declare function base:employeeIdMostRecentInstancesBetweenMap ($rangeBeginDate 
as xs:date, $rangeEndDate as xs:date, $employee as element()?, $query as 
function(xs:date, xs:date, item()*) as item()*) as map(xs:string, item()*)
{
let $foo := error(xs:QName("err"), concat("val: ", "here - this is where I 
would put the info I wanted to display."  ))
let $allInstances := $query($rangeBeginDate, $rangeEndDate, $employee )
let $resultsMap := base:instancesBetweenMap($allInstances, $rangeBeginDate, 
$rangeEndDate)
return
$resultsMap
};

Any insights you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Buddy

[basex-talk] BaseX GUI just spins?

[Buddy Kresge]

I have a situation that I don't know if others are experiencing - but it has 
happened quite a bit over the last week with 9.2.4

I have the below function.

declare function base:employeeIdMostRecentInstancesBetweenMap ($rangeBeginDate 
as xs:date, $rangeEndDate as xs:date, $employee as element()?, $query as 
function(xs:date, xs:date, item()*) as item()*) as map(xs:string, item()*)
{
let $allInstances := $query($rangeBeginDate, $rangeEndDate, $employee )
let $resultsMap := base:instancesBetweenMap($allInstances, $rangeBeginDate, 
$rangeEndDate)
return
$resultsMap
};

I then wanted to  put in a statement that would throw an error and return some 
information so that I could debug a situation.  Basically I just added one 
statement to throw the error.  Now when I run, BaseX Gui just spins and spins 
and spins.  No value is returned.  Never gets to this statement.  I take out 
the let statement and it all works again.

declare function base:employeeIdMostRecentInstancesBetweenMap ($rangeBeginDate 
as xs:date, $rangeEndDate as xs:date, $employee as element()?, $query as 
function(xs:date, xs:date, item()*) as item()*) as map(xs:string, item()*)
{
let $foo := error(xs:QName("err"), concat("val: ", "here - this is where I 
would put the info I wanted to display."  ))
let $allInstances := $query($rangeBeginDate, $rangeEndDate, $employee )
let $resultsMap := base:instancesBetweenMap($allInstances, $rangeBeginDate, 
$rangeEndDate)
return
$resultsMap
};

Any insights you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Buddy