Hi Marco,
BaseX sounds like a good fit for your requirements to me :)
You dont say what your error is, but you have declared local:process-data
as returning an element named whereas the code is returning an
element named .
Perhaps it should be:
declare function local:process-data ($nodes as
You maybe don't want to start by writing to a file. You want to separate
"did the query produce something sensical" and "does the file write do what
I expect" as sources of error so you can't try to debug the wrong thing for
a few hours.
return
(: file:write($output || $filename, :)
Dear all,
I am new on the block here, and trying to find my way around BaseX, which seems
to meet my needs for my research on digital museum collection data analysis.
I have a very large collection of xml files (> 60 files) that I am
querying, and I want to write the returned result
Hi Marco -
Are you missing a separator ('\') in your $output variable, or in your
`fn:concat($output, '\', 'marco.xml')`?
Here's a similar example that's working for me:
```
declare variable $data := (1, 2, 3, 4);
declare variable $output := '/home/bridger/';
declare function local:process-data(
Thanks Bridger,
Great help. I got it working!
Best, Marco.
Hi Graydon
On Thu, Sep 6, 2018 at 11:41 AM Graydon Saunders
wrote:
> You maybe don't want to start by writing to a file. You want to separate
> "did the query produce something sensical" and "does the file write do what
> I expect" as sources of error so you can't try to debug the wrong thing
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