Most recent edit on 2011-11-16 00:21:25 by JohnSnelson [Reverted to version from 2010-03-29 09:36:49]
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CategorySimpleAPI, HO Scale Buildings∞
Edited on 2011-09-28 12:03:09 by JoeSchmoe [link added]
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CategorySimpleAPI, HO Scale Buildings∞
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CategorySimpleAPI
Edited on 2010-03-29 09:36:49 by JohnSnelson [Reverted to version from 2009-01-06 12:38:07]
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The simple API should be adequate for the majority of application's uses. It has been designed to give the user access to the entire XQuery / XPath 2 static and dynamic context, as well as XQilla's polymorphic type system. To use the simple API, you will need to include the xqilla/xqilla-simple.hpp header file - which will include all the headers you need to work with the simple API. The simple API reference documentation∞ is generated using Doxygen.
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The simple API should be adequate for the majority of application's uses. It has been designed to give the user access to the entire XQuery / XPath 2 static and dynamic context, as well as XQilla's polymorphic type system. To use the simple API, you will need to include the xqilla/xqilla-simple.hpp header file - which will include all the headers you need to work with the simple API. The simple API reference documentation∞ custom term papers∞ is generated using Doxygen.
Basic query∞ resume writers∞
Edited on 2010-03-21 12:37:36 by AbigailJohnson [minor]
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The simple API should be adequate for the majority of application's uses. It has been designed to give the user access to the entire XQuery / XPath 2 static and dynamic context, as well as XQilla's polymorphic type system. To use the simple API, you will need to include the xqilla/xqilla-simple.hpp header file - which will include all the headers you need to work with the simple API. The simple API reference documentation∞ custom term papers∞ is generated using Doxygen.
Basic query∞ resume writers∞
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The simple API should be adequate for the majority of application's uses. It has been designed to give the user access to the entire XQuery / XPath 2 static and dynamic context, as well as XQilla's polymorphic type system. To use the simple API, you will need to include the xqilla/xqilla-simple.hpp header file - which will include all the headers you need to work with the simple API. The simple API reference documentation∞ is generated using Doxygen.
Basic query∞
Edited on 2009-01-06 12:38:07 by JohnSnelson [Changed example links to point to doxygen docs]
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~-Basic query∞
Parsing a document and setting it as the context item∞
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~-Basic query
Parsing a document and setting it as the context item
Edited on 2008-01-24 15:17:34 by JohnSnelson [Reworded]
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The simple API should be adequate for the majority of application's uses. It has been designed to give the user access to the entire XQuery / XPath 2 static and dynamic context, as well as XQilla's polymorphic type system. To use the simple API, you will need to include the xqilla/xqilla-simple.hpp header file - which will include all the headers you need to work with the simple API. The simple API reference documentation∞ is generated using Doxygen.
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The simple API should be adequate for the majority of application's uses. It has been designed to give the user access to the entire XQuery / XPath 2 static and dynamic context, as well as XQilla's polymorphic type system. To use the simple API, you will need to include the xqilla/xqilla-simple.hpp header file - which will include all the headers you need to work with the simple API.
Doxygen generated documentation for the simple API can be found here∞.
Edited on 2007-11-12 07:44:44 by JohnSnelson [Reverted to version from 2005-12-20 12:57:48]
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caerchic4
Edited on 2007-11-11 19:42:43 by TadroNboer
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caerchic4
Edited on 2005-12-20 12:57:48 by JohnSnelson
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~-Basic query
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-~Basic query
-~Parsing a document and setting it as the context item
Edited on 2005-12-20 12:44:22 by JohnSnelson
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CategoryDocumentation
Edited on 2005-12-20 12:41:18 by JohnSnelson
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Some examples:
-~Basic query
-~Parsing a document and setting it as the context item
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Basic code to use the simple API would look like this:
#include <iostream>
#include <xqilla/xqilla-simple.hpp>
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
// Initialise Xerces-C and XQilla by creating the factory object
XQilla xqilla;
// Parse an XQuery expression
// (AutoDelete deletes the object at the end of the scope)
AutoDelete<XQQuery> query(xqilla.parseXQuery(X("1 to 100")));
// Create a context object
AutoDelete<DynamicContext> context(query->createDynamicContext());
// Execute the query, using the context
Result result = query->execute(context);
// Iterate over the results, printing them
Item::Ptr item;
while(item = result.next(context)) {
std::cout << UTF8(item->asString(context)) << std::endl;
}
return 0;
}
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return 0;
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AutoDelete<DynamicContext> context(query->createDynamicContext());
Result result = query->execute(context);
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AutoDelete<DynamicContext> context(query.createDynamicContext());
Result result = query.execute(context);
Edited on 2005-12-20 11:20:46 by JohnSnelson
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#include <iostream>
Edited on 2005-12-16 09:00:10 by JohnSnelson
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Examples
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Example
Edited on 2005-12-16 08:36:38 by JohnSnelson
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Parse an XQuery expression
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Create the query object
Edited on 2005-12-16 08:35:47 by JohnSnelson
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int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
Initialise Xerces-C and XQilla by creating the factory object
XQilla xqilla;
Create the query object
(AutoDelete deletes the object at the end of the scope)
AutoDelete<XQQuery> query(xqilla.parseXQuery(X("1 to 100")));
Create a context object
AutoDelete<DynamicContext> context(query.createDynamicContext());
Execute the query, using the context
Result result = query.execute(context);
Iterate over the results, printing them
Item::Ptr item;
while(item = result.next(context)) {
std::cout
UTF8(item->asString(context))
std::endl;
}
Edited on 2005-12-16 07:57:04 by JohnSnelson
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Example
The "xqilla" command line tool provides a good example of using the simple API. The source code for this can be found at src/samples/xqilla/xqilla.cpp.
Basic code to use the simple API would look like this:
#include <xqilla/xqilla-simple.hpp>
Edited on 2005-12-16 07:47:26 by JohnSnelson
Additions:
The simple API should be adequate for the majority of application's uses. It has been designed to give the user access to the entire XQuery / XPath 2 static and dynamic context, as well as XQilla's polymorphic type system. To use the simple API, you will need to include the xqilla/xqilla-simple.hpp header file - which will include all the headers you need to work with the simple API.
Doxygen generated documentation for the simple API can be found here∞.
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