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Thanks, this looks more powerfull. Support CSS, XPath and XQuery. Maybe I could learn a bit of XQuery when I have a use case for it :)

• dmit 5y ago
  Well, here’s your first lesson then: if you prepend (: to your comment it will become a valid XQuery document! (: XQuery comments are marked by mirrored smilie faces, like this. :)
  • bdcravens 5y ago
    Nice - I've been writing XQuery for years and I had no clue
  • benibela 5y ago
    Well, yes, but also no An empty query is not valid. There needs to be something besides the comment
• spiralx 5y ago
  Everything that isn't a (: happy comments :) is a FLWOR: <users> { for $user in //users let $comments = //comment[@uid = $user/@id] where count($comments) > 0 order by $user/lastName, $user/firstName return <user id="{ $user/@id }"> <name>{ concat($user.firstName, " ", $user.lastName) }</name> <comments count="count($comments)"> { for $c in $comments return <comment id="{ $c/@id }" /> } </comments> </user> } </users> It's the bastard child of SQL and XPath 2 lol. http://www.stylusstudio.com/xquery-flwor.html http://www.stylusstudio.com/xquery-flwor.html
  • phlummox 5y ago
    I kinda liked XQuery, but it seemed to never have got much traction.