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  • 1.  help on tf:createTextRerence()

    Posted 05/05/05 11:28 PM

    Hello! I want to group two groups of reference descriptions into one, but the following code returns empty ones:

    
for $d in input()/TEI.2/:text//text()
let $a := (let $ref1 := tf:createTextReference($d, "Kansas City")
for $refeach in $ref1
return <entry>{xs:int($refeach/@ino:start)}</entry>
)
let $b := (let $ref2 := tf:createTextReference($d, "New York City")
for $refeach in $ref2
return <entry>{xs:int($refeach/@ino:start)}</entry>
)
return <output>{$a}{$b}</output>

    However the following test example returns perfect result:

    
for $d in input()/TEI.2/:text//text()
let $a := (let $ref1 := (1,2,3)
for $refeach in $ref1
return <entry>{$refeach}</entry>)
let $b := (let $ref2 := (5,5,5)
for $refeach in $ref2
return <entry>{$refeach}</entry>)
return <output>{$a}{$b}</output>

    I assumed tf:createTextReferece() returns a sequence of reference descriptions and therefore I could not understand why the first Xquery does not return any results.


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  • 2.  RE: help on tf:createTextRerence()

    Posted 05/12/05 06:01 PM

    Hi,

    I tested the following query
    declare namespace tf=“http://namespaces.softwareag.com/tamino/TaminoFunction”
    declare namespace xs = “XML Schema”
    declare namespace ino=“http://namespaces.softwareag.com/tamino/response2”

    let $X:=Dies ist Kansas City und New York City
    for $d in $X//text()
    let $a := (let $ref1 := tf:createTextReference($d, “Kansas City”)
    for $refeach in $ref1
    return $refeach)
    let $b := (let $ref2 := tf:createTextReference($d, “New York City”)
    for $refeach in $ref2
    return $refeach
    )
    return {$a}{$b}

    and it works ok and delivers

    <ino:object ino:docid=“1” ino:doctypeid=“0” ino:end=“15” ino:nodeid=“2” ino:start=“9” xmlns:ino=“http://namespaces.softwareag.com/tamino/response2” />
    <ino:object ino:docid=“1” ino:doctypeid=“0” ino:end=“20” ino:nodeid=“2” ino:start=“16” xmlns:ino=“http://namespaces.softwareag.com/tamino/response2” />
    <ino:object ino:docid=“1” ino:doctypeid=“0” ino:end=“28” ino:nodeid=“2” ino:start=“25” xmlns:ino=“http://namespaces.softwareag.com/tamino/response2” />
    <ino:object ino:docid=“1” ino:doctypeid=“0” ino:end=“33” ino:nodeid=“2” ino:start=“29” xmlns:ino=“http://namespaces.softwareag.com/tamino/response2” />
    <ino:object ino:docid=“1” ino:doctypeid=“0” ino:end=“38” ino:nodeid=“2” ino:start=“34” xmlns:ino=“http://namespaces.softwareag.com/tamino/response2” />

    So I cannot reproduce


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