On 23 Aug 2018, at 1:06 am, Christian Grün wrote:
> Feel free to check out the latest stable snapshot [1].
>
> [1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
Works well for me; thank you.
Hi Richard,
Newlines (i.e., whitespace-only, non-empty strings) were treated
identically to the "." file reference. As you can also supply absolute
and relative file and directory paths as arguments for the -i flag,
the factbook.xml file, which is located in a descendant directory of
your current
On 22 Aug 2018, at 3:44 am, Christian Grün wrote:
> I didn’t manage to reproduce this behavior. Do you work with the
> latest version of BaseX?
9.0.2.
> If yes, could you possibly download a fresh
> version (e.g. the zip distribution) and tell us step by step how I can
> simulate the behavior?
Hi Richard,
Thanks for reporting this.
I didn’t manage to reproduce this behavior. Do you work with the
latest version of BaseX? If yes, could you possibly download a fresh
version (e.g. the zip distribution) and tell us step by step how I can
simulate the behavior?
Thanks in advance, all the
Hi. I have a script in which I process data from
standard input like this:
VOCAB_WITH_NEW_VOCAB_NOTE="$(echo "$VOCAB" | "${BASEX}" -i - -q $"
copy \$c := . modify ...
etc. etc.
The script has been working fine.
However, due to a defect in an earlier line in the script,
during one test run,
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