Re: [Exist-open] testing query on new 1.1 release

[Beniamino L. <ben...@ya...>]

I've put return in that way because when first time I've tried a query like this, eXist returns me back an error because I wrote if ($a) then $a without else statement.
As in the else I wanted to do nothing I had to put else (nothing, I mean No operation) in any case to avoid compilation error.
So, I tested with else return that for me means else return nothing do to and as it worked untill last snapshot I left like this.
Now something is changed on new release and....
So, now I can put something like if ... then ... else "no operation"? Or you know a better way to do it?
ben



Pierrick Brihaye <pie...@fr...> ha scritto:  Hi again,

This is the result of *my* investigations :

Beniamino Larocca a écrit :

 > if ($a) then $a else return

What do you think the else clause should... return ?

Cheers,

p.b.



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