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by benibela 10y ago
But it is not deeply in the tar-pit. Here is an raytracer written in XQuery: https://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/2011/QT3-test-suite/app/Demos/rayt... (imported modules are in the directory above) looks qui
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by benibela 10y ago
Isn't standard XSLT Turing complete anyways? Even XPath 3 is Turing complete
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by benibela 10y ago
I can't believe I just wasted time reading voluntarily through a thread of spam mails
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Xidel 0.9.6 released: My cli XPath/XQuery-interpreter for HTML and JSON data(videlibri.de)
1 points by benibela 10y ago|0 comments
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by benibela 10y ago
I do not understand this stuff, but the connection between gravity and horizont sounds like this [quantized acceleration theory]( http://physicsfromtheedge.blogspot.de/ )
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by benibela 10y ago
Oh no. My parser/serializer does the same. How could that be fixed? Anything better to serialize NaN to than NaN? Or parse NaN?
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by benibela 10y ago
It can always crash when there is not enough memory. Especially on the stack. On of the test cases has 100000 [ and my own JSON parser crashed on them, because it parsed recursively and the stack overflowed. So now I have fixed it to parse
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by benibela 11y ago
There is also XQuery. Like React, but you do not need to distinguish properties and map calls, it is all done with the / operator: <ul>{props/items/item/<li>{.}</li>}</ul> But n
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by benibela 14y ago
This is the first release with JSONiq support; XQuery support has it since last year; and XPath and pattern matching since a few years. The link goes to the online tester, the source and documentation is at the bottom of the page. 40k-LOC s
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My Pascal based XQuery engine with JSONiq and pattern-matching(videlibri.sourceforge.net)
2 points by benibela 14y ago|1 comments