Thanks, Christian. Strange, prior to contacting you and on a hunch, I tried
adding the missing “using” keyword but still got the syntax error. Anyway,
everything is good now!
Best,
Ron
On August 1, 2018 at 3:57:51 AM, Christian Grün (christian.gr...@gmail.com)
wrote:
I have fixed the example in
Am 31.07.2018 um 08:51 schrieb Christian Grün:
> I guess you were dreaming ;) But it should definitely be possible to
> realize this in XQuery without too many lines of code..
Ok, then that's what I am going to do. Thanks for clarification.
--
Goody Bye, Minden jót, Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
I have fixed the example in the doc.
Best, Christian
On Wed, Aug 1, 2018 at 5:08 AM Ron Katriel wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> The following from your website (docs.basex.org/wiki/Full-Text) appears to be
> syntactically incorrect
>
> "'Äpfel' will not be found..." contains text "Apfel" diacritics
Hi Andreas,
Just for fun, I wrote a little crawler in XQuery (see the attached files).
Please note that it’s just a stub; and it should surely be used
decently, otherwise the remote server might block further access.
Cheers,
Christian
On Wed, Aug 1, 2018 at 8:08 AM Andreas Mixich wrote:
>
>
Am 01.08.2018 um 09:56 schrieb Christian Grün:
> Just for fun, I wrote a little crawler in XQuery (see the attached files).
Very interesting, indeed! Nice to see an example of lazy:cache and
prof:dump. I did not use them, so far, and that is some good news to see
them in action.
> it should
Hi Andreas, Christian,
Here attached is a module that I wrote a while ago to limit the rate of
requests sent to a web server. This module has been useful in accessing APIs
where the SLA does not allow more than a certain number requests per minute,
and might be useful for this web crawling
Hello,
First off, loving BaseX so far! Using it as the backend for an API I’m
building. However, I’m running into an issue. I’m trying to transform
my database XML into an RSS 2.0 feed. It’s mostly working fine, but I
can’t output CDATA content at all, which I need to do for
`content:encoded`
> Editor/GUI warns, that: "no expression allowed in library module" and
> places error marker at the two slashes // after the :)( in the regex.
I’m being presented with the following error message:
[XPST0003] Invalid value, simple expression expected.
The error message is correct, because your
Hi Christian,
you wrote:> I’m being presented with the following error message:
>
> [XPST0003] Invalid value, simple expression expected.
Me too, if I just copy and paste the code I have sent. See, attached, a
simple module, that produces the error I named first.
> The error message is
Hi,
may it be some configuration issue, I have on my side, or is the mailing
list set up in a way, that each reply goes to the user's personal
email-address, rather than to the list's posting address?
Whenever I hit "Reply" the user's email address is put into the "To"
field, whereas I would
Hi Hugh,
The second version where you specify the serialization options in XQuery
works for me (BaseX GUI 8.6.5 with Saxon PE 9.6.0.7):
http://backend.userland.com/rss2;
xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/; version="2.0">
The first version cannot generate
Thanks, Gerrit, for testing the query with BaseX 8.6.5. I just tried
9.0.2 and 9.1 beta, and it runs successfully on my machine as well.
The result:
http://backend.userland.com/rss2;
xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/;
version="2.0">
I get the reported error
Vincent Lizzi wrote:
> Hi Andreas, Christian,
>
> Here attached is a module that I wrote a while ago to limit the rate of
> requests sent to a web server. This module has been useful in accessing APIs
> where the SLA does not allow more than a certain number requests per minute,
> and might be
Hi,
it may be already known, that the editor seems to hick up with the
parsing, when it comes around some strange combinations of chars within
the comment. I just came around this:
(: let $str := "http://foo.bar/barz/index.html?bla=2;
let $str2 :=
Hi,
I remember, that I was able to run BaseX as execution engine for the
oXygenXML XQuery editor. This seems to be impossible since a few oXygen
versions. All that's left is the WebDAV part. I did not manage to run my
old config, creating new ones did not help either.
I remember having read a
On Wed, 2018-08-01 at 22:31 +0200, Andreas Mixich wrote:
> host :)
>
> Editor/GUI warns, that: "no expression allowed in library module" and
> places error marker at the two slashes // after the :)( in the regex.
Well, it's right - since it's in a comment it's not in a regex, it's
just :) in a
Hi Hugh,
Welcome to the list.
If you want to return the Saxon result as-is, you could try to use
xslt:transform-text instead of xslt:transform.
I’ll have a closer look at your second attempt next day.
Best,
Christian
Hugh Guiney schrieb am Mi., 1. Aug. 2018, 21:17:
> Hello,
>
> First
Thanks for testing Gerrit, that's good to know. Sounds like a
regression then. Shall I go ahead and file this on Github or does it
need further confirmation?
Christian, your suggestion seems to work around the issue; the CDATA
sections do come in that way. Except, all the elements get sent back
> it seems, the editor runs unit tests from the file as it is on disk.
> Could the user be notified of unsaved changes before running tests? I
> just spent some quality time trying to understand, why my assertions
> failed when I realized, that... ;-)
In the Editor Preferences dialog (on Windows:
Hugh,
As Gerrit mentioned, the issue you have encountered is due to the
xslt:transform function returning, essentially, a parsed XML document, so the
serialization controls that are declared in the XSLT are not being used. If you
want the serialized output of the XSLT you can use the
>
> Aehm, no, that is still part of the regular expression.
This does not apply anymore if you insert (: before the quotes. As Liam
wrote, the regex won’t be parsed anymore in that case.
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