The following query produces an error
($a segment) : ($a@start-type == "PVE")
Lexical error at line 1, column 26: encountered "t"
(116) after "-".
I tried the obvious choices (quoting the attribute
name, backslashing the -) with no result.
I can obviously do a search and replace on my data, to
get rid of "-" in attribute names, but it would be
better to have it supported, given that this is valid xml.
Myrosia
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Namespacing breaks the query engine as well (e.g.,
the attribute nite:id). For this reason we usually
avoid namespacing even the reserved attributes in
a corpus, although it would be better to support
namespacing.
Jean
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Namespacing breaks the query engine as well (e.g.,
the attribute nite:id). For this reason we usually
avoid namespacing even the reserved attributes in
a corpus, although it would be better to support
namespacing.
Jean
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Namespacing breaks the query engine as well (e.g.,
the attribute nite:id). For this reason we usually
avoid namespacing even the reserved attributes in
a corpus, although it would be better to support
namespacing.
Jean